Natural Disasters

When nature unleashes its potent forces, the aftermath can be catastrophic. From powerful earthquakes that shake the ground we stand on to hurricanes that demolish buildings and landscapes, the topic of Natural Disasters encompasses a vast array of earth-shattering events that can occur anytime and anywhere. Mother Nature is unpredictable, and in this section, we offer in-depth articles on a wide range of disasters, including, but not limited to, earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tsunamis, wildfires, and tornadoes.

Our articles aim to teach you the survival skills to manage challenging situations. We are committed to providing you with reliable information that is not only accessible but also actionable. Stay informed, stay prepared, and stay safe.

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10 Safe Ways to Store Yeast in Bulk

With all the chaos going on in today’s world, many folks are looking to stock up on the basics.  One ...
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Do Propane Generators Work In Cold Weather?

Propane generators can be a great utility to have in your home, garage, or workplace. Especially during storms where power ...
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Man-Made DisastersNatural Disasters

Do Emergency Flares Work Underwater? Are Road Flares Waterproof?

If you’ve ever had a roadside emergency, you know how helpful your flares can be. The problem is, you never ...
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Man-Made DisastersNatural DisastersPlanning

Can An Old Battery Cause a Fire?

Keeping a stockpile of batteries for your flashlights and smoke detectors is one of the easiest ways to prepare for ...
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Are Emergency Blankets Waterproof?

Many people carry emergency blankets whenever they go outdoors. You will understand the significance of emergency blankets if you ever ...
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Can a Pocketknife Cut Through Bone?

Pocketknives date back to the early Bronze Ages, approximately 400-500 BC, but it seems not that long ago that a ...
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