When people imagine surviving a nuclear conflict, they often picture underground bunkers packed with supplies. But some researchers argue that geography—not technology—may be the most important factor, and a few distant countries could have a significant advantage if the unthinkable ever happened, therefore
Their isolation from likely targets and stronger potential for food production during a severe global crisis have placed countries like New Zealand and Australia at the center of these discussions. While no location would be completely safe from the worldwide consequences of a large-scale nuclear war, some regions may be better positioned to endure the long-term challenges that follow, but