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abstract: A Nuclear summer is a hypothetical scenario resulting from nuclear warfare that would follow a nuclear winter, caused by aerosols inserted into the atmosphere that would prevent sunlight from reaching lower levels or the surface. In this scenario, following the settling out of most of the aerosols in 1–3 years, the cooling effect would be overcome by a heating effect from greenhouse warming, which would raise surface temperatures rapidly by many degrees, enough to cause the death of much if not most of the life that had survived the cooling, much of which is more vulnerable to higher-than-normal temperatures than to lower-than-normal temperatures.

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On September 10, 2009, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Jiang Yu held a regular press conference and answered questions on 2009 Summer Davos, the Iranian nuclear issue and etc.

2009年9月10日，外交部发言人姜瑜举行例行记者会，就夏季达沃斯年会、伊核问题等答问。答问如下。

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China supports Ukraine in eliminating the consequences of the Chernobyl nuclear accident and will invite 200 children from the disaster area to recuperate in China next summer.

中方支持乌方消除切尔诺贝利核事故后果，中方邀请受灾地区200名儿童明年夏天到中国疗养。

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Other nuclear plants across the country have been shut down for emergency safety tests over the summer, usually the time of peak energy demand in Japan due to the heat and humidity.

日本的其它核电站在这个夏天被紧急关闭以进行安全检查，因为夏天闷热的天气，所以用电量比较大。

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