Today, our friends over at 4Patriots reveal an ominously named training exercise helping the people of Wisconsin prepare for an even darker reality. You’ll also learn how to apply a similar approach so you can act without hesitation in the event of a major grid-down scenario.
Today, you’ll discover what tools you’ll need for basic home repairs (including one that may surprise you), nine ways to upgrade your garden for a better harvest, the four most likely causes of a grid-down scenario (and the worst mistake to avoid) and more.
Today, I’ll give you seven ways to stay cool if a summer storm causes a blackout in your area. You’ll also discover how to safely store gasoline, where to keep your EDC gear on your body without drawing attention to it, the perfect pocket pistol for concealed carry and more.
There is no question that Puerto Ricans have had to endure incredible devastation in the past year. And it’s only a matter of time before the next natural disaster — or a cyberattack targeting our electrical grid — causes a large-scale power outage in some other state. Considering this, I want to make sure you are prepared with a simple blackout kit to help you and your family survive short- or long-term power outages.
Hackers aren’t the only entity that can disrupt utilities. Natural disasters, human error and aging infrastructure can also lead to large-scale outages. To prepare for a prolonged interruption to critical systems, here are five things to keep in mind.
Russia has continued to push boundaries and test their cyber capabilities in preparation for a large-scale attack on our power grid. When Russia cuts our power, here’s how to make your own.
This week’s articles cover the likelihood of a widespread blackout occurring here in the U.S. and what you can do to prepare. You’ll also read about an inspiring act of canine bravery, tips for surviving a terrorist vehicle attack and more.
While gasoline generators are one of the most popular types of generators, they do come with risks. Here are three solar generators to consider if you are in the market for a safer, quieter backup power source
In the event of a blackout, the financial component is crucial to both surviving and prospering. If you have your savings in dollars (as most people do), you could watch the value of decades of hard work drop to zero. But there are safe havens — tangible assets that you can use as stores of wealth. The best part? In a crisis, their value goes up, not down.
Right now, there are only three power grids that bring electricity to the country. All someone needs to do is take down any part of that grid and it would force millions of Americans into darkness. In a snap, we would go from a hyper-connected, information-on-demand country to living back in the mid-19th century. How do you cope with that? Read on to find out… StayingCoolWhile.pdf