Nuclear reactors produce approximately 5.7 percent of the globe’s total energy requirements, which includes 13 percent of the world’s electricity. These nuclear power plants are dispersed throughout the world. Experienced professionals wear HAZMAT suits while working in these radioactive environments while rectifying problems. Civilians should consider using this protective equipment In theContinue Reading
These rankings are based on statistics from the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR), an organization headed by the United Nations secretary for humanitarian affairs. The data covers the years from 1970-2005. It is important to consider which disaster is most likely in your area, as these are global rankings. Remember thatContinue Reading
Until recently most people thought that pandemics were ancient history. Now we know this is not true at all. Recent history shows that pandemics can happen any time to any number of people in any location. The reality is that our world is more connected today than ever. We areContinue Reading
Whether hiking to a safe retreat or holding up in your home a dog can be a real asset to a Survivalist. Dogs sense things we can’t, some dogs can create a strong psychological deterrent for would be attackers, plus there is no doubting the benefits of dog companionship. However, whileContinue Reading
This is the survivalist refrigerator that will preserve your food for weeks and can be constructed very simply, it was invented in Sub-Saharan Africa using ancient technology and it can be replicated very easily at home. All you need to build this amazingly simple survivalist refrigerator is 2 clay terracottaContinue Reading
Seven Primitive Survival Shelters That Could Save Your Life Quintze Hut Properly constructed, this poor man’s igloo can be body-heated to above freezing on a 20-below day, higher if you light a candle. Step One Build up snow to a depth of at least 8 inches and pack it downContinue Reading
The Doomsday Clock is a symbolic clock face, maintained since 1947, in the wake of the advent of nuclear weapons, by the board of directors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists at the University of Chicago. The closer the clock is to midnight, the closer the world is estimatedContinue Reading
