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Bringing America To Its Knees With An EMP Attack
***The following is a guest post for Survival by Alisha Venetis, the co-founder of www.thePrepRoom.net*** About five years ago, my husband and I were in the investigative stages of having a stand-by...
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How To Use Your Cell Phone To Make A Fire
For much of history, human survival was dependent upon the ability to make fire. Most modern humans will never find themselves in a situation where their survival depends upon their ability to make a...
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Setting Up A Getaway Cabin On A Budget
If you have already begun putting food storage aside for the tough times that lay ahead, then it’s likely you have thought about a getaway cabin. This is especially true if you live in a city, or a...
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10 Ways To Help During A Disaster Relief Effort
In the aftermath of a disaster, it’s only natural that we all want to lend a hand. However, it’s not always easy to know how to accomplish this goal. With a few simple tips in mind, everyone can...
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How to Freeze Dry Food
Freeze-dried food has been used for years by those who need quick, moisture-free meals. It is also great for including in emergency food supplies, as it stores well and has a long shelf life. Although...
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What to do Before and After a Flood
What to do Before and After a Flood By Scott Patrick Humphrey Climate change is a reality that is affecting many of the eco-systems all around the planet, and weather patterns have had considerable...
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Emergency Care and Survival Guides
Every victim of a disaster has two things in common; self-preservation and the sudden realization of the situation. Most will experience panic, fear and despair to a greater or lesser degree. The...
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Wildfire Survival Tips
Whether you live in or visit a densely wooded area that is susceptible to wildfires, it is extremely important to understand the risks and causes of these unfortunate and often preventable disasters....
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How to Prepare for Emergency Situations Using Your Coupons
Most emergency preparedness experts recommend having enough food, water, and supplies to last at least two weeks in the case of a disaster. It can be difficult to find the money to set aside enough to...
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What Urgent Steps Should be Taken During Earthquake?
Why earthquake safety preventing measures should be taken long before any earthquake begins, there are certain rules you need to obey while the effective shaking takes place. Do not count on advice...
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My Hurricane Experience and What I Learned
Having lived in Houston, Texas off and on for many years, I was used to much-hyped hurricanes heading our way from the Gulf that, when they finally arrived, did little but dump a bunch of rain on the...
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How to Build a Shelter in the Woods
You never know when you might find yourself stranded for a period of time in the wilderness--and whether you're an outdoor adventurer or not, it's not a bad idea to learn some basic skills that could...
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How to Purify Water
Whether you like to travel abroad, spend time in the wilderness, or want to know how to take care of yourself in the event of a disaster--it's a good idea to learn how to purify water, regardless of...
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Canning at Home: Great Recipes to Utilize and Preserve
Growing up the daughter of a self-sufficient mother and father, I was taught never to depend on anyone or anything. My mother believed life was full of so much uncertainty and that there was no way to...
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Living Without Electricity After A Disaster
Recently, large parts of the North East were without power for a long period of time due to storm damage. In my life, I have experienced a couple of weeks with no electricity after a storm and I know...
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Get Prepared: Cutting Costs By Buying Used Fire Equipment
If you live in a rural area, then you probably know that some fire departments in local towns are built almost entirely of volunteer firemen. This is a great way for the town to save money, and they...
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Making Friends With Your Financial Fears
Making Friends With Your Financial Fears By Mark Ford Last week, I wrote an essay about protecting your wealth by using stop losses, diversification, legal strategies, and tax planning. I thought it...
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Courses of Action: Surviving a Flash Flood
Floods are the most common natural disaster in the United States. While a flood could be the result of many days of rain, heavy rains and broken levees could result in a flash flood. Flash floods...
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5 Things to Teach Your Kid About Emergencies
Emergencies can happen to anyone and anywhere, including our children. As much as we want to be there to protect our child, we may not always be able too. So here are 5 things you can teach your child...
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Depression 101: How to Fight the Signs of Depression
Every now and then, we get that down and out feeling and the blues set in. Do you let that feeling take over? When things go wrong, we tend to give in to feelings of depression. If you don’t do...
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