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Wildfire Planning & Prevention


Tuesday, June 8, 2021


For decades, Smokey Bear has warned us of the dangers of wildfires. As responsible and concerned citizens, we've done our part to properly extinguish campfires and heed burn ban warnings. Nevertheless, humans continue to cause roughly 90 percent of wildfires in the United States. These fires, which occur more frequently in drier climates, can move up to 14 miles per hour, destroying everything in their paths, from properties to livestock...
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All About Droughts


Wednesday, June 2, 2021


Nearly every part of the United States will experience a period of reduced rainfall this year. While droughts can be stressful for a number of reasons, preparedness is the key to surviving drought season. Read on to learn more about what droughts exactly are, how they affect us, and what we can do during dry times...
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What to Do In the Event of a Flood


Tuesday, May 25, 2021


As spring and the rainy season approach, floods become more and more of a concern. Any place on Earth where it rains is vulnerable to floods. While most floods develop over time and allow people time to prepare, not all do. Flash floods can be extremely dangerous and kill about 140 people every year in the United States alone...
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Emergency Preparedness for the Elderly


Tuesday, May 18, 2021


No matter who you are, it’s important to be prepared for disasters. The likelihood of survival (and being comfortable while surviving) is much higher when you plan and prepare ahead of time. Some individuals, including many elderly, are more vulnerable than others and need to stock up on extra supplies and should take extra time to create an emergency plan with a personal support network.Some individuals, including many elderly, are more vulnerable than others and need to stock up on extra supplies and should take extra time to create an emergency plan with a personal support network...
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NOAA’s National Weather Service Saves Lives Every Day


Tuesday, May 11, 2021


The National Weather Service was established on February 9, 1870 and we have President Ulysses S. Grant to thank for it. However, he wasn’t the first person in our country’s history to recognize the importance of weather tracking. Weather patterns are so critical to our daily life and survival that even our Founding Fathers made regular weather observations and recorded temperatures...
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Pet Preparedness with SOS Survival Products


TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 2021


At SOS Survival Products, we believe that preparedness is the key to conquering any emergency situation. By equipping yourself with the right products and the right knowledge, you and your family can prevent the unthinkable. If your family includes a pet, you'll need to take additional steps for preparation. If you have not yet planned for yourself, check out this blog post geared to help you get started...
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The Earth Day Survivalist


Thursday, April 22, 2021


Earth Day is here, ready to remind us of our obligation to the planet. For most of us, that goes about as far as riding a bike or remembering to recycle; we are, after all, busy individuals with established routines. But what if your routine was suddenly changed? We’ve all thought about the possibility, and many of us have taken at least some steps to begin planning for the event of a sudden emergency...
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Guide to Survival Prepper Food - What You Need to Know


Friday, April 16, 2021


In case of an emergency, like a natural disaster, you’ll want to be able to feed you and your family for several days. That's why it’s critical to learn more about how to survive in the event of a catastrophe. You may want to have a guide to survival if you are a disaster preparedness buff. After all, you'll be glad you have that on hand if things go south...
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