WHEN THE GRID GOES DOWN WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO?
Amber William
MyDailyInformer.com
May 2, 2017
If EMP happens, sewage will be the most important issue. It will back up from the municipality sewage plant. You probably have to disconnect your municipal energy water and sewage first, then worry about your fridge. Living through Katrina, the loss of municipal electricity caused the most damage.
A reliable power supply is the lifeblood of any modern society. Disruptions to everyday life are exponentially higher if an electric grid attack prompts a major power outage. Due to the significant public safety concerns, and the economic fallout resulting from even a short power outage, the electricity system “faces imminent danger” from cyberattacks. If an outage were to occur, communications to the public would be a critical link to recovery. Utilities must prepare now to be in the best position to communicate and maintain the public’s trust throughout the event and into the future.
Disasters come and go each year. It is through developing a self-reliant mindset, having essential survival gear and a handful of critical skills, that you and your family will be able to prevail in an urban crisis. When the Grid Goes Down will show you how to make your home and lifestyle more self-sufficient and the critical gear needed along the way.
Over 80% of people on this planet live within 100 miles of a coastline. Despite attempts at getting the population better prepared, according to FEMA, only 40% of the U.S. population actively prepares.
Topics include: the six key areas for creating a self-reliant home :
water storage and purification methods
alternative water sources at home
creating a water map for your region
the three essential food types to stock up on
designing an off-grid medical kit
home security and personal defense measures
safeguarding the exterior and interior of your home
heating, cooling and lighting when the power goes out
alternative sanitation and hygiene methods
The Rest…HERE
