What to Do If Your City Is Hit by a Nuclear Missile
Have you ever wondered what you would do if you, a resident of a large metropolis, were going about your business and, looking up, saw […]
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Is Your Smoke Detector Good Enough?
Home fires are horrendous—they can go from spark to flame in as little as thirty seconds . And yet, most of us don’t often think […]
Continue reading »You Need the “If I’m Missing” File
Statistics report that there were 521,705 missing persons cases in 2021, the lowest number in the United States since 1990. Of course, it’s not common […]
Continue reading »Treat Your Shoes With Permethrin This Summer
If you hate the idea of being bitten by a tick this summer (the chances are high, to be honest), now is the time to […]
Continue reading »How to Fill the Pantry of the Apocalypse
If you, for no reason at all, have recently wondered how long you can live after the total collapse of society, the answer has probably […]
Continue reading »When the Good Samaritan Laws Can Protect You (and When They Can’t)
Generally speaking, Good Samaritan laws provide legal protection for people who help the injured, sick, or incapacitated. These types of laws exist in all 50 […]
Continue reading »Why You Shouldn’t Avoid Deer (or Other Animals) on the Road
There are many bad decisions you can make if a deer appears in front of you while driving. You will be amazed, it will freeze, […]
Continue reading »You Should Be Safer at the Grocery Store
When we think of food poisoning, we usually think of frequent memories of food, from salads to onions to dried spices . But it’s also […]
Continue reading »How to Prepare for (and Possibly Survive) a Volcanic Eruption
Volcanic eruptions are more than juicy meat for school science fair projects. When hot gases and molten rock erupt from holes in the ground, it […]
Continue reading »Everything You Should Do Now to Plan for a Winter Power Outage
It can be quite frustrating when the power goes out, but when it’s due to ice or snow, it can be downright dangerous. Basic emergency […]
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