Modeling of radiative heat transfer in environments perturbed strong human and natural influences. III. Possible climatic consequences of post-nuclear conflicts
The impact of possible post-nuclear conflicts on the environment and climate are considered. The main factors effects of nuclear explosions on the environment and temporal trends of climate change are discusses: stems dust into the stratosphere and troposphere, thermal stems nuclear explosions, forest and urban fires, fire places of extraction and processing of fossil fuels, removal of combustion products into the upper troposphere, including gas and the dispersed phase, changes in the chemical composition of the atmosphere under the influence of photochemical processes. Applied in the calculation of radiative heat transfer modeling zonal allows to take into account the heterogeneity and structural perturbation of the atmosphere and land surface on temporal trends of climate change.