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From: chongo@proper.UUCP (Landon Noll)
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Subject: Re: Could nukes STOP a nuclear winter?
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Date: Tue, 20-Dec-83 02:14:02 EST
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most of the long term colling dust would remain above the Tropopause
(11 km up).  the majority of could action is found below the Tropopause.
Nearly all of the Stratospheric dust (11km to 52km) would not be touched by
the even the highest clouds.

chongo <the best way to not to start in the first place> /\^^/\

P.S.
correct me if im wrong, but is not the most important cleaning action of
the atmosphere (well namely the Troposphere) due to wind and not rain?