*Title*
Introduction to long-term biological effects of nuclear war |
*Department of US*
Office of Civil Defense
*Abstract*
This report summarizes the state of knowledge and concepts about the reaction of biological systems to effects of nuclear weapons under nuclear war conditions, about the likely extent of damage to agricultural and wildlife ecosystems under nuclear war conditions, and about the factors involved in the long-term recovery potential of these systems after damage. In the study, an attempt was made to organize the available information for objective discussion of the subject, to outline the state of the art regarding capabilities to use the information (as well as its availability), and to make estimates of radiological effects using the available data and available (or new) computational methods.
*Details”
Introduction to long-term biological effects of nuclear war
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Author(s): | LaRiviere, Philip D. and Miller, Carl F. ; Office of Civil Defense. |
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Description: | 167 p. |
Publication Data: | Menlo Park, CA : Stanford Research Institute. 1966 |
Identifier/s: | OCLC Record No.: 17930706/ Misc. No.: MU5779/ Misc. No.: N228-(62479)69928/ Misc. No.: 3119A/ Accession No.: 38089/ Accession No.: 41140 |
Type of Item: | (REPORT) |
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Subjects: | 1. NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS 2. NUCLEAR RADIATION 3. RADIATION EFFECTS 4. CIVIL DEFENSE |
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Availability: | Not available on Interlibrary Loan |
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