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Disasters

  • Natural Disaster Cleanup 101: Gear Checklist, Safety Rules, and Tips

    Natural calamities like floods, hurricanes, landslides, and beyond always cause havoc where they occur, making cleanup an essential part of disaster response. It’s crucial to note that performing the cleaning after such an emergency is far from the regular chores you’re used to and can even be da... View Post
  • Heat Wave Safety: Before, During, and After the Event

    Extended periods of heat are dangerous for people of all ages, as they can lead to severe symptoms. The consequences of staying outside for too long during extremely hot weather include heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. Such emergencies can even be lethal. For instance, in 2021, a re... View Post
  • Everything You Need to Know About Hazard Insurance

    A natural disaster can strike when you least expect it, so it’s essential to always be prepared. There are many aspects when it comes to ensuring your safety and minimizing the negative effects of such emergencies, yet surviving a calamity is often just the beginning of an uphill battle.  Getting... View Post
  • How to Keep Documents Safe from Natural Disasters

    Did you know that in 2021, the United States was hit by a record-breaking 20 weather/climate disasters, each totaling over $1 billion in damages?  Earthquakes, floods, and fires are all natural calamities that can be catastrophic to households and businesses. Thus, it's critical to organize secur... View Post
  • How to Survive a Tornado: a Step-by-Step Guide

    Tornadoes are horns of rapidly circling air reaching up to 318 mph. Every US state has had a tornado registered, meaning that there’s no area that is completely safe from this natural disaster. That’s why it’s essential to develop a preparedness plan regardless of the area in which you reside. Th... View Post
  • Is the Ring of Fire Volcanic Activity Increasing?

    The Ring of Fire is well-known worldwide for its volcanic activity. While the rate of the eruptions in it isn’t increasing, the damage they cause is. This is largely due to the fact that the Earth’s population is growing, and larger numbers of people have to settle in close proximity to volcanoes... View Post

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