Mass starvation after nuclear war could be partially averted with one specific food

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A nuclear winter could reduce global calorie production by as much as 90%. But vast kelp farms could help save 1.2 billion lives until temperatures recover.

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[Beauxdensteiner]

Maybe so... If you don't mind eating radiated kelp. But still. as Mr. Miyagi would say, "Fighting always last answer to problem." --- "Much better to avoid war. Someone always get hurt." And in this case, as Carl Sagan might say, "every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species.... And if I might add, "every coral reef , every Redwood tree, every bird in the sky, every fish in the sea, every mammal and insect and plant would be.... IN TROUBLE."

 

[making a logical decision]

A nuclear winter could reduce global calorie production by as much as 90%. But vast kelp farms could help save 1.2 billion lives until temperatures recover.

Mass starvation after nuclear war could be partially averted with one specific food : Read more

I can't help thinking that the study or paper put forward on this depressing subject has been started on the wrong premise.
To plan, or research a programme to feed the desperate survivors of the unthinkable is doing exactly what we shouldn't be thinking in the first place, that a thermonuclear war is winnable.

The more those madmen in charge of the such weapons of mass destruction think there could be winners is the day we accept it.