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Hurricane

Hurricanes are awesome forces of nature that strike limited areas of the population. But it you live in one of these areas you better prepare. Hurricane Katrina provided many lessons about hurricanes and their aftermath. The good thing about hurricanes (vs Tornados or Earthquakes) is that you will have advanced warning. You can track the progression of the hurricane and know exactly when and where it will hit. Even with this advanced warning though you had better prepare ahead of time. There are steps you can do to minimize the emotional trauma surrounding a hurricane with its potential evacuation and loss of property. These are the steps to follow in order to prepare you and your ...

Earthquake

The most frightening thing about earthquakes is they happen with no warning. One minute the world is normal, and the next you are in an unstable world where everything is falling on your head. If you live in a wood frame house the odds are your house will not collapse. Modern apartments and other building are typically reinforced to withstand an earthquake without collapsing. More details about the effects of earthquakes on specific building materials are found at the Berkeley University site. The best thing you can do to protect your family from the effects of an earthquake is to prepare. The more prepared you are the less anxiety your family will have before it happens - and the ...

Flood

The scariest thing about a flood, whether it be from a river, storm surge, or hurricane, is that you might be asked to evacuate and the potential loss of your home and possessions. Hopefully you will have a day warning, but even that is not enough time to get ready if you have procrastinated. There are steps you can do to minimize the emotional trauma surrounding an evacuation and potential loss of property. These are the steps to follow in order to prepare you and your family for this eventuality. Step 1: Be Informed. Pay attention to weather conditions in your area. If you live next to a river the flood stage typically starts upstream and flows down, allowing you to track the ...

Tornado

How to prepare and survive a tornado. Required preparation items include: Water: Water storage and filtering is critical for your health and survival and a more complete description of it is here. Food: Food is important because without it you get hungry and very irritable. In an tornado roads and electricity could be damaged, delaying the transportation of food supplies. You should have at least 2 weeks of food on hand. More details on food are found here. First aid supplies: In any disaster the medical establishment will be overwhelmed with the injured. You might need to treat non-life threatening injuries yourself for the first few days. Important items include: Power sup ...

Pandemic

Bird flu, swine flu, ebola, all are survivable if you know have and take preventive measures. Step 1: Prepare Supplies All pandemics will end, the key is to be able to survive in a quarantine environment until it does. This could be up to 3 months! So you need to store enough supplies to avoid going shopping for this time. There may be a quarantine in place, or because of supply disruptions the stores may be empty. Because of this a key part of your preparation includes storing at least 3 months of food and water. This includes a water filter so you can purify water as required. Other things to consider are storing enough drugs (prescription, nonprescription) and other heal ...

EMP – Electromagnetic Pulse

What is it? Briefly, a single nuclear weapon exploded at high altitude above the United States will interact with the Earth’s atmosphere, ionosphere, and magnetic field to produce an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) radiating down to the Earth and additionally create electrical currents in the Earth. EMP effects are both direct and indirect. The former are due to electromagnetic “shocking” of electronics and stressing of electrical systems, and the latter arise from the damage that “shocked”—upset, damaged, and destroyed—electronics controls then inflict on the systems in which they are embedded. The indirect effects can be even more severe than the direct effects. How likely is i ...

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