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Argentina and Australia are the best places on earth in case of a nuclear war between the United States and Russia, according to a scientific report carried by Londons Daily Mail.

For the first time, the study provides detailed estimates of impacts from various feasible scenarios for nuclear war on major food sources.

A new Nature Food study found that over 5 billion people would die from starvation within the first two years of a nuclear war.

Argentina and Australia have the best hope of their civilisation surviving for a decade after a fallout, but if you stay in Britain, the likelihood of starving to death would be 90 per cent.

Even if we survived the initial bombing, most of humanity would starve to death in the aftermath In the aftermath of a nuclear war between

Some researchers are warning that even a limited-scale exchange could have catastrophic consequences for global food supplies and trigger mass death

Five billion people would die in a modern nuclear war with the impact of a global famine -- triggered by sunlight-blocking soot in the atmosphere -- likely to far exceed the casualties caused by lethal blasts.

Study indicates that a localised conflict between India and Pakistan would result in a 7% drop in food yields within five years

Eruptions create sulfuric acid clouds in the upper atmosphere and can cool the climate.

The study looks at the impact of the negative consequences of nuclear war with regards to the effect it will have on agriculture