A 核の war would be 破滅的な and spread 放射（能） to nearly every corner of the globe, but an 専門家 has 明らかにする／漏らすd the one 地域 where you may 生き残る the apocalypse.
Investigative 新聞記者／雑誌記者 Annie Jacobsen explained why Americans looking to 避ける the 悲惨な consequences of World War III should considering escaping to Australia or New Zealand.
On The Diary of a CEO podcast, Jacobsen said that the 隣接地の countries in the Southern 半球 would be the only place that could '支える 農業' に引き続いて a 核の 大災害 in the northern 部分 of the world.
As the 衝突 in the Middle East drags on, 恐れるs of Iranian sleeper 独房s in the US have Americans worried that a 武器 of 集まり 破壊 could go off at any minute.
一方／合間, 停戦 会談 between Iran and イスラエル?appear at an 行き詰まり, with both 味方するs already （人命などを）奪う，主張するing the other has 侵害する／違反するd a 壊れやすい 一時休戦.
核の 力／強力にするs Russia and 中国, 同盟（する）s of Iran, have already 警告するd that the US getting 伴う／関わるd in the Middle East 衝突 could send the entire world spiraling into an all-out war than leads to Armageddon.
Jacobsen discussed the 冷気／寒がらせるing timeline in which a 核の war would decimate most of Earth while speaking with podcast host?Steven Bartlett.
'Places like Iowa and ウクライナ共和国 would be just snow for 10 years. So 農業 would fail and when 農業 fails, people just die,' Jacobsen 警告するd.
Inv estigative 新聞記者／雑誌記者 Annie Jacobsen 明らかにする／漏らすd that anyone looking to 生き残る a 核の war should 長，率いる to Australia or New Zealand
イスラエル's war with Iran, and the 最近の 関与 of the US 軍の, has many 恐れるing that the 衝突 could turn into a 全世界の 危機
'On 最高の，を越す of that, you have the 放射（能） 毒（薬）ing because the オゾン 層 will be so 損失d and destroyed that you can't be outside in the sunlight,' Jacobsen said during the 2024 podcast.
'People will be 軍隊d to live 地下組織の. So you have to imagine people living 地下組織の, fighting for food everywhere except for in New Zealand and Australia,' she continued.
Before the 危機 in the Middle East even 増大するd,?Jacobsen had 解放（する）d a 調書をとる／予約する する権利を与えるd?核の War: A シナリオ, which laid out in shocking 詳細（に述べる） how the end of the world would play out during World War III.
'Hundreds of millions of people die in the fireballs, no question,' she told?Bartlett.
However, Jacobsen 追加するd that a 2022 熟考する／考慮する by Professor Owen Toon in Nature Food （人命などを）奪う，主張するd the death （死傷者）数 would quickly 消費する the 大多数 of the world's po pulation.
'Professor Toon and his team... sort of updated [the] 核の winter idea based around food, and the number that they have is five billion people would be dead,'?Jacobsen said.
核の winter?述べるs the 厳しい, long-継続している 全世界の 冷静な／正味のing that could happen after a large-規模 核の war.
In a 十分な-規模 war, where many cities are 攻撃する，衝突する by 核の 爆弾s, those 爆発s would 原因（となる） 抱擁する 解雇する／砲火／射撃s, 燃やすing buildings, forests, and other structures.
The smoke and すす from these 解雇する／砲火／射撃s would rise high into the sky, into a part of the atmosphere called the 成層圏, where it can stay for years because rain can't wash it away.
This 厚い 層 of すす would 封鎖する sunlight from reaching the Earth's surface, like a 巨大（な） shade over the 惑星.
With いっそう少なく sunlight, the Earth would get much colder. The 専門家s Jacobsen spoke to in her 調書をとる／予約する 予報するd that 気温s in the US would 急落（する），激減（する） by 概略で 40 degrees Fahrenheit, making farming impossible.
This 冷淡な and 不明瞭 would lead to 大規模な food 不足s and 餓死. Animals and fish would also struggle to 生き残る, making food even scarcer.
The idea of '核の winter' first （機の）カム to the world's attention in an article by scientist Carl Sagan in 1983
Steven Bartlett said he was happy to have taken a 最近の trip to Australia when fighting in the Middle East broke out in 2024. 新たにするd 緊張s in 2025 have taken the 地域 to a 核の tipping point
'The 全住民 of the 惑星 現在／一般に is what, eight billion?'?Bartlett said.?
'So there'd be three billion people still alive. Where shall I go to be one of the three billion? I was just in New Zealand and Australia,' the host について言及するd.
'That's 正確に／まさに where you'd go. によれば Toon, those are the only places that could 現実に 支える 農業,' Jacobsen replied.
Along with both nations 存在 有能な of producing food once the dust settles on a 核の war, Australia and New Zealand have several other factors which make this part of the world a 港／避難所 from 全世界の 破壊.
They are far from the major 核の 力／強力にするs which would likely 誘発する a world war, the US, Russia, and 中国.
存在 island nations, their 孤立／分離 in the 太平洋の and Southern Oceans 限界s fallout from 核の detonations up north.
That's because 勝つ／広く一帯に広がるing 勝利，勝つd and ocean 現在のs would carry much of the 放射性の 構成要素 away from these 地域s.
While Iran does not 所有する such 武器s, its 同盟（する）s Russia and 中国 have more than 6,000 核の 弾頭s 連合させるs, 主要な Americans to worry that the US could soon be a 的. A 最近の 地図／計画する 詳細（に述べる）s how 放射性の fallout would cover the US after World War III
For those who can't afford a trip to Australia or New Zealand, the 新たにするd 脅し of a 全世界の 核の war has 誘発するd a 全国的な search to 位置を示す America's long-forgotten fallout 避難所s.
Although they're not built to withstand the 初期の 爆破, extreme heat, and shockwaves of a 核の 爆発, they can 行為／法令／行動する as a 安全な room for anyone who lives to see the 影響.
As for what makes a good fallout 避難所, 保護物，者ing is the most important factor. 厚い 塀で囲むs and a roof made of 固める／コンクリート or steel are necessary to 封鎖する out the 放射（能） produced by a 核の 爆発.
Fallout 避難所s also need good ventilation with proper filters to 罠（にかける） 放射性の 粒子s in the 空気／公表する.
Those inside will need enough food and clean water to last for weeks or months as the 放射（能） （疑いを）晴らすs the 空気／公表する, an area for waste 処分 so you don't 汚染する clean 供給（する）s, and a comfortable place to sit or sleep.
