Disaster prepping
"Fires, earthquakes, power outages--disasters happen every day, but are you ready when one strikes? In Disaster Prepping For Dummies, engineer, F-18 pilot and disaster expert David Stevens shows you how to measure the risks you and your family face and exactly how to prepare for those risks with str...
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Hoboken, NJ :
John Wiley & Sons,
[2026]
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| Series: | --For dummies.
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1: Preparing for prepping. Preparing for the worst...or something less
- Identifying the top potential global disasters
- Identifying local disasters and their impacts
- Avoiding personal disasters
- Part 2: Surviving--basic life support. Breathing when the air is toxic
- Drinking when the faucets run dry
- Eating when the grocery stores shut down
- Pooping when the sewer stops working
- Treating injuries and illness without emergency medical services
- Part 3: Sheltering. Sheltering in place
- Connecting without the networks
- Powering without the power grid
- Protecting yourself during civil unrest
- Defending with firearms
- Fixing stuff
- Part 4: Evacuating. Evacuating when you can't stay home
- Traveling during a disaster
- Funding during a disaster
- Part 5: Next level disaster preparation. Developing independence from municipal water
- Developing independence from the power grid
- Creating a survival retreat destination
- Creating your own shelter
- Finding the right vehicle
- Preventing global disasters
- Part 6: The part of tens. Ten fun things to do while claiming to prep
- Index.
