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I saw this national geographical documentary at some point, and it said that when India collided with Asia hundreds of millions of years ago, it formed the Himalayas which ended up uncovering huge amounts of limestone. That limestone in turn reacted with CO2 in the atmosphere and caused an ice age.
Could you similarly use a nuclear weapon under a large limestone deposit to cause that limestone to be exposed to the air in significant quantities? Would that put a dent in global warming or is this just a ridiculous idea from a chemistry/physics perspective? thanks.
Could you similarly use a nuclear weapon under a large limestone deposit to cause that limestone to be exposed to the air in significant quantities? Would that put a dent in global warming or is this just a ridiculous idea from a chemistry/physics perspective? thanks.