I have just watched a presentation on TV given by Dr Steven Hayward,director of the center for environmental and regulatory reform at the Pacific Research, who understands all the complexities of the causes of Global Warming, I have also searched the internet for any unbiased articles on the subject.

Not one person has covered the impact on our planet of the Atom bomb and uranium-type atom bomb that were used against Japan, which surely must have released unquantifiable amounts of carbon into the atmosphere.

And not forgetting all the Nuclear, Hydrogen and Atom bomb tests that have been and are continuing to be carried out.

Between 16 July 1945 and 23 September 1992 the United States of America conducted (by official count) 1054 nuclear tests, and two nuclear attacks. The number of actual nuclear devices (aka “bombs”) tested, and nuclear explosions is larger than this, but harder to establish precisely. Some devices that were tested failed to produce any noticeable explosion (some by design, some not), other “tests” (by official definition) were actually multiple device detonations.

Dr Steven Hayward, talked about the planets axis, about a increase in global warming during the 1940s.

Have these bombs and all the testing around the globe not done anything to change our weather patterns or had any affect on global warming

I take it the bombs and testing are such an embarrassment to the governments of the countries that have undertaken or used these weapons that it is better to keep it hidden under the table.

Regards
Mike Sullivan