Urban environments are heavily dependent on infrastructure to deliver basic needs like water, electricity, natural gas for heating and cooking, and municipal services for security and medical emergencies.
If the grid goes down and you’re sticking out the disaster at home, you’ll need an urban survival toilet. Here’s how to make one.
An EMP (electromagnetic pulse) that destroys the power grid would result in the death of 90% of the population after just one year.
By examining contour lines on a map, you can see exactly where all the hills and valleys are. Here’s how to do it.
For a $1,000 a year, you can have a bug out location that is built to withstand doomsday, loaded with supplies, and populated by dozens of survival experts. #urbansurvivalsite #survival #offgrid #prepared #offgridliving
Having plenty of urban survival items during a disaster in the city will significantly improve your chances of survival. #urbansurvivalsite #urbansurvival #survivalitems #survivalgear #survive
Of all the thousands of articles about bugging out, very few of them talk about bugging out in the rain, but it’s a very important topic. #urbansurvivalsite #bugout #buggingout #preppers #gear
Here are some warning signs that it’s time to bug out. If you see any of these things happening, it’s time to hit the road fast.
The Murray-Hill Riot, also called the Montreal Night of Terror, took place in late 1969 in Montreal, Quebec when the police went on strike.
Knowing where the government will show up first in a collapse scenario is of immense importance. Of course, we would all like to believe there is help on the way, and there are massive amounts of resources that will be used to assist people, but some places will be a higher priority than others.
