Editing Nuclear winter (section)

== See also ==
* [[1883 eruption of Krakatoa]], which caused approximately 1 [[kelvin]] of global cooling for 2 years due to sulfate emissions.
* [[Dalton Minimum]], 1790 to 1830, a period of prolonged [[solar cycle|solar minimum]] activity, resulting in Earth receiving lower insolation values.
* [[Doomsday device]]
* [[Global dimming]], global reduction in ground insolation, due to the atmospheric injection of aerosols from various sources.
* [[Impact winter]]
* [[Laki]], 1783 eruption of an Icelandic volcano which produced continentally localized cooling for 1–2 years.
* [[List of states with nuclear weapons]]
* [[Little Ice Age]], a period of low temperatures from the sixteenth to the nineteenth centuries, partially overlapping with the [[Maunder Minimum]] of solar activity, 1645 to 1715.
* [[Nuclear famine]]
* [[Nuclear holocaust]]
* [[Nuclear terrorism]]
* [[Toba catastrophe theory]], a controversial hypothesis that a volcanic winter produced by the eruption of a volcano in [[Lake Toba|Toba]], [[Indonesia]], created a human [[population bottleneck]] approximately 80,000 years ago.
* [[Volcanic winter]]
* [[Year Without a Summer]], 1816, created by a volcanic eruption in Tambora.
* [[Younger Dryas impact hypothesis]], a controversial hypothesis that an impact event and fires triggered the last ice age.