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The first 72 hours after a major emergency or disaster are critical, warns the California Emergency Management Agency (CAL EMA) (www.calema.ca.gov). Gas, water, electricity and/or telephones may...
While most people concentrate on planning for the aftermath of a hurricane, the topic of evacuation is largely ignored. As someone who has been forced from his home to avoid an impending...
If you live on the Gulf coast, it might seem too early to start preparing for a hurricane, but in reality, it's never too early. Here's what you'll need to do to prepare and be ready.
Fire safety is one of the most important things a person can learn throughout their lives. A fire can occur at any time, leaving devastating amounts of damage and even the possibility of...
Today we have been preparing for Hurricane Gustav. I live in Louisiana, about 75 miles from New Orleans. At this time we are not sure where the storm will hit, but we are assured that we will...
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