In 2020, the Doomsday Clock was moved to the closest it’s ever been to midnight in its 70-year history, “100 seconds to midnight”, reflecting the catastrophic dangers of nuclear war and the effects that even a LIMITED attack would have on the planet’s already ailing climate.
Our research is endorsed by the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize winner, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), which remains positive that because chemical, biological and landmine weapons have been ostracized around the world, the same can occur with nuclear weapons. The UN treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons has also signed up 122 countries.
Using virtual reality pictures, the latest Red Cross ‘nuked city scenario’, NukeMAP and interviews from the world’s foremost experts on radiation poisoning, famine and climate change, “Seconds to Midnight” will show how FOUR limited strikes (India/Pakistan and Russia/USA) will have on countries thousands of kilometres away over 20 years.