https://bigthink.com/13-8/climate-change-earth-not-benign-mother/

"Every day, energy equivalent to a billion atomic bombs explodes
across the Earth’s surface in the form of sunlight. This onslaught of
cosmic power is born of the sun’s internal nuclear furnace. As that
energy rains down on the Earth’s surface, it sets in motion a cascade
of processes, each of which is titanic in its own right.

About 8 million atomic bombs’ worth of solar energy flows each day
into turbulent rivers of air that rise off the Earth’s heated surface.
This energy flows from the equator to the poles, and back again.
Another 4 million-odd atomic bombs’ worth of energy is driven into the
seas. Paired with the Earth’s rotation, this energy maintains
planetary currents that carry warmth and nutrients across the globe."

As far as is known, we have around 10,000 nuclear warheads on the
entire planet. It's likely only a fraction of them will be used,
usable or deliverable in the event of a nuclear war. Small bickies
compared to nature which in a week delivers the equivalent of
7,000,000,000 nuclear warheads on to the surface of the planet...

Perspective, people, perspective.