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No one knows when a crisis will occur, however, based upon the thousands of extreme weather events in the past year no one should
be unprepared.
 
Solar storms are coming, how severe they will be is the question. Earthquakes are coming, flooding, fires - these are the new norm.

Doesn't it make sense to be prepared? Whether you're a couple, single, young or old, have a car or are homebound, our goal is to see people have a chance at survival.
 
We believe this is the most definitive information available on how to survive most catastrophes.

 
You'll hear from Gary Null Ph.D. and Matt Stein.
 
Matthew (Matt) Stein is an engineer with a degree in mechanical engineering from MIT and a National Merit Scholar. Over the decades he has specialized in sustainable preparedness and self-sufficiency in the face of predictable and unpredictable catastrophic scenarios and

conditions, both natural and human-caused. In addition to writing about the future of perfect storms, he is the author of several detailed and

thorough books on how people can prepare themselves for having to rely on our own resources and ingenuity, most notably “When Technology Fails: A Manual for Self-Reliance, Sustainability and Surviving the Long Emergency” and “When Disaster Strikes: A Comprehensive Guide to Emergency Planning and Crisis Survival