nuclear war
"The tragedy of war is that it uses man's best to do man's worst." - Henry Fosdick. This quote greatly reflects the time and effort of scientists put into the development of nuclear weapons for war. If a nuclear war were to take place in the coming future, it would be a result of growing tension between multiple highly powerful countries. As the tension would grow, a final day would come closer and closer. The heated issues and demands would finally spark an attack, possibly with nuclear weapons. After the new nuclear exchange, the government, the people and the environment would all change dramatically immediately, shortly after and long after the attack. Immediately after the explosion, the government, the people, and the environment would dramatically change. Upon the explosion, the government would be in a frenzy in order to get everything together. Communicating with others through electronics would prove impossible for a short period of time due to an energy pulse that the explosion would cause, rendering all electronics unusable. The people would al
Shortly after the attack, the government, the people, and the environment would be dramatically effected. At this point, the government would be totally dumbfounded as to what they could do, if they haven't already been utterly destroyed. If not destroyed, they would begin organizing what's left of the area as fast as possible. At this point the military would step in. Troops would take over food supplies, and looters would be shot on sight. Looters, and the people, would be in search for anything or anyone they could use or talk to. Looting would become very common as food would be hard to get. At this time the fire would have greatly taken effect on those who survived the initial blast. The faces and bodies of people would be burned to a crisp black shell, and some even to ashes. Not to mention the large hit the environment would take from the fire. Though it would not be long enough for the radiation to take its effect, the blazing fires would destroy wildlife, burn down forests, and cause hundred's of thousands of tons of smoke. Causing even more trouble for the O-Zone layer and the air, a
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