5 Factors Affecting Your Mobility in a Disaster and How to Manage Them
Written by Martin A. Banks One of your biggest choices in an SHTF scenario is whether to stay or go. While there are multiple advantages to bugging in, doing so
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Category: Disaster Preparedness
Does the Threat of Extreme Heat Affect Our Food Supplies?
Written by Bernie Carr We’ve all been experiencing extreme heat this summer which makes you wonder whether this poses a threat to our global food supplies. The rising temperatures, prolonged
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5 Ways to Help Distant Loved Ones in a SHTF Scenario
Written by Martin Banks Staying close to home and your family unit was considered the norm for a long time. People might travel if they had the means, but home
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Assemble a Survival Kit for your Teen’s Locker
Written by Bernie Carr With the uncertain times we’ve been experiencing, many parents worry about their kids while school is in session. Now is a good time to consider assembling
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Bugging Out Tips for Seniors
I received a reader question regarding bugging out for seniors in an emergency and they don’t have anyone to assist them. There are many considerations that would go into a decision about bugging out.
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What to Do the First 24 Hours After a Disaster
The first 24 hours after a disaster hits is a critical time frame. How you handle those first few hours can mean success or failure.
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Tornado Safety
This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com While living in Houston, we occasionally had tornado warnings as severe storms spawn tornadoes. Thank God a tornado has never touched down in
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Looting and Pillaging after a Disaster
This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com As the death toll from Hurricane Dorian continues to rise in the Bahamas, the residents are suffering from widespread chaos. Looting and Pillaging
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Wildfires Can Happen Anytime – Are You Prepared?
This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com Yesterday, thousands of people in Maui were asked to evacuate as 3,000 acres burned. The fire was fueled by dry brush. According
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5 Earthquake Preparedness Tips to Protect Your Home
This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.com I did not feel the July 4th earthquake but I sure felt the one on Friday night, July 6th. We were not in
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