Richard P. Turco

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Richard P. Turco is an atmospheric scientist known for his pioneering research on nuclear winter and the climatic effects of large-scale environmental disturbances.

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instanceOf American scientist
atmospheric scientist
climate scientist
affiliation Institute of the Environment at UCLA NERFINISHED
authorOf papers on the climatic effects of nuclear war
research articles on atmospheric aerosols
studies of volcanic dust and climate
awardReceived MacArthur Fellowship NERFINISHED
coAuthorWith Brian G. Meszaros NERFINISHED
Carl Sagan NERFINISHED
James B. Pollack NERFINISHED
Owen B. Toon NERFINISHED
Thomas P. Ackerman NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt University of Michigan
University of Virginia
employer University of California, Los Angeles
fieldOfWork aerosol physics
atmospheric science
climate modeling
nuclear winter research
stratospheric chemistry
hasAcademicDegree PhD in atmospheric science
hasResearchMethod aerosol microphysics modeling
numerical climate modeling
radiative transfer modeling
hasRole science advisor on environmental risk issues
influenced public debate on nuclear weapons policy
scientific understanding of global catastrophic risks
knownFor modeling the climatic consequences of nuclear war
pioneering research on nuclear winter
research on atmospheric aerosols
studies of climatic effects of large-scale environmental disturbances
languageOfWorkOrName English
notableConcept climatic consequences of nuclear war
global nuclear winter NERFINISHED
notableWork TTAPS nuclear winter study NERFINISHED
positionHeld founding director of the Institute of the Environment at UCLA
professor of atmospheric sciences at UCLA
researchInterest global environmental change
nuclear winter
stratospheric ozone depletion
volcanic impacts on climate
studies effects of soot injection into the atmosphere
impacts of volcanic eruptions on climate
long-term climatic impacts of large-scale fires
workInstitution University of California, Los Angeles NERFINISHED

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The Cold and the Dark coAuthor Richard P. Turco