effects of nuclear weapons on human health and environment

The effects of nuclear weapons on human health and the environment refer to the physical, psychological, and environmental impacts of the explosive power and radiation emitted by nuclear weapons. These impacts can range from acute radiation sickness and burns to genetic mutations and long-lasting environmental contamination. The use and testing of nuclear weapons pose significant threats to both human health and the ecosystem, making it important to prevent nuclear proliferation and promote international disarmament efforts.

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