Disaster Scenarios

In today’s Prep Blog Review, we’ve found some great posts about real-life events and shared experiences that offer some valuable advice in prepping and

A wildfire is an uncontrolled fire often occurring in wild land areas, but they can also consume houses and agricultural resources.

In a sudden and surprising move, Putin announced that Russia will be pulling their troops out of the Syrian civil war.

Living in a relatively dry place won’t keep you away of trouble. You still need to know how to power your house in case

People need to learn how to survive extreme temperatures. The Eskimos have been doing this for centuries using very simple technologies and methods.

Regardless of why the building collapsed, there are ways to escape. If you follow a survival plan, you really increase your chances to survive.

If you do not try to escape using a viable plan for that escape, you will find yourself trapped in a burning building.

If you are disabled, you need to understand how your evacuation plans might differ from those created by someone that has other options.

After Fukushima, the long term impacts still need to be considered by everyone interested in prepping.

There is little chance that things are going to get better during Obama's last year in office. We can expect that the country will

You have gone to great lengths to build a homestead and make sure that all of your systems are EMP proof, but you might

Taking guns away from honest citizen won't do a thing to stop crime, but may actually cause a rise in violent crime. So, what

Today we gathered 5 articles that will come in useful in any off-grid scenario, but especially after an EMP takes down our grid.

It is one thing to say you can do without electricity, and then actually be able to achieve that goal. Are you ready?

Knowing where to look for information on nuclear radiation sources is as important as knowing what to do during a crisis.