Steven Starr
1 archived appearance · 2015
Nuclear WarNuclear WinterEnvironmentExistential Risk
Steven Starr is a senior scientist and nuclear war researcher affiliated with the University of Missouri and the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, recognized for his detailed studies on the environmental and climatic consequences of nuclear conflict. On Art Bell's programs, he has presented sobering scientific evidence that even a limited nuclear exchange could trigger a prolonged "nuclear winter," devastating global agriculture and threatening the survival of the human species.
On the air with Art · 1
Sep 29, 2015 · 2h 23m
Nuclear War
Art Bell speaks with Steven Starr, director of the Clinical Laboratory Science Program at the University of Missouri and associate member of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, about the catastrophic consequences of nuclear war. Starr explains that a single 800-kiloton warhead can ignite 150 square miles simultaneousl...
