There are a lot of crazy people in the world. They can’t be counted on to behave in a logical fashion. Many of these crazy people are also Read More
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survival Archive
health
Plenty of Tap Water Contaminants to Go Around… Are You Safe?
Did you know that approximately 785 million people around the world lack clean drinking water. That’s according to the World Health Organization. If you think that’s disgusting, wait Read More
Power
The Most Significant (and Unusual) Power Outages of 2018
It would be virtually impossible to count the number of power outages that occur in the United States in any given year. For one thing, there are just Read More
education
Farmer’s Almanac Forecasts a “Polar Coaster” Winter for Two-Thirds of Country
Remember last winter? Yeah, I know, you’re still trying to forget about it. Me too. “Winter” started in the fall and didn’t end until the spring. During a Read More
Cade’s Corner
Search & Rescue Techniques
Did you know that when a major earthquake or hurricane strikes, it could be three to five days before you see any help? You see, first responders get Read More
education
Battery Hacks
In the recent past, the battery was not a subject that was talked about all that much. Our vehicles had batteries, of course. And we used batteries for Read More
Power
PG&E Cuts Power to 738,000 in Preemptive Strike to Prevent Wildfires
Pacific Gas & Electric officials kept their word to central and northern California residents last week. Not that many of those residents wanted them to. The utility intentionally Read More
Newsletter
Hawaii Residents Get Another False Alarm… But There’s Something Even Worse
Do you recall the news story from last year when many Hawaii residents received alerts on their phones and TVs? It read: “Ballistic missile threat inbound to Hawaii. Read More
Food
Preparedness Has Gone Mainstream
Have you ever said, “I told you so!” to someone? I’m sure we all have at one time or another. It feels pretty good, to be honest. Now, Read More
education
Berry good survival uses for berries
I think it’s safe to say that all of us would rather hunker down than bug out following a disaster. Our homes are our shelters and our Read More
