Disasters Happen - Disaster Preparedness Information from Official Sources

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An interesting guide on preparedness compiled from official sources.  A good resource for people just getting started in preparedness, or when trying to get friends and family interested in preparedness.

Available in printed format on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09YVPDWF2) for the cost of printing.

Disaster Preparedness Information from Official Sources           
Basic Disaster Supplies Kit                               
Suggested Emergency Food Supplies                        
Keeping Your Emergency Kit Nutritious                       
Storing Food                                        
How Long Can You Keep Canned Goods?                    
Freezing and Food Safety                           
Creating and Storing an Emergency Water Supply               
Emergency Disinfection of Drinking Water                   
Rainwater Collection                               
Making A Solar Oven                                   
Zeer Pot Refrigerator                                    
Improvised Oil Lamp                                   
DIY Air Cleaners Using a Box Fan and HVAC Filter                     
Twin-Bucket Emergency Toilet                               
Composting At Home                                     
How to Create and Maintain an Indoor Worm Composting Bin           
Rodent Control After a Disaster                               
Emergency Wound Care After a Natural Disaster                     
How to Communicate Before, During and After a Major Disaster       
FCC/FEMA Emergency Communications Tips                     
Disaster Preparedness Tips                                 
Shelter in Place for a Nuclear Detonation                       
Nuclear Explosion                                       
 

We contacted the author/editor of Disasters Happen, and he provided a link to download a free PDF copy of the guide:  https://bit.ly/3vPfOuo


Cascadia Survivalist previously provided a list of "official" disaster preparedness resources, as well...
https://cascadiasurvivalist.blogspot.com/2022/03/official-disaster-preparedness-resources.html

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