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Content by Christopher Allan Smith
Who Runs Bartertown?Out of the wreckage: Surviving means more than resuming
Mon, 09/20/2021 - 12:03
This final article in the series is about dealing with the aftermath of catastrophe. When it was originally written, not so long ago, it was a look back to the Camp Fire of 2018, and what those of us who survived learned that could help those in the…
Lessons Learned25 takeaways from the Camp Fire of 2018
Sun, 09/19/2021 - 12:00
This series, a chronicle of one man’s experience before, during, and after a megafire that destroyed the Northern California town of Paradise, provides a series of lessons that others can apply to help them if they face a major disaster. The…
You Bet Your LifeHow to navigate disaster with less information than you use to buy a car
Tue, 07/20/2021 - 12:03
This series is about getting you through a catastrophe. The first three articles (see “All articles in this series”) were about preparing and responding to the world around you when it’s consumed by calamity. As our world here was. In this article,…
Keep Calm and Run for Your LifeWhen it comes to disaster, be the early bird
Wed, 07/07/2021 - 12:03
I was a strange kid. Who knows where our fears come from? What I do know is Godzilla is somewhere near the core of one of my weirder fascinations. When I was four, I watched Godzilla vs. King Kong on TV with my father. It made a mark. One part…
The Titanic Had an Emergency PlanLet that sink in—or how planning for disaster sometimes isn’t enough
Thu, 06/03/2021 - 12:03
This series is about planning for the worst that can face us. It’s jumping-off point is the National Institute of Standards and Technology publication, “A Case Study of the Camp Fire—Fire Progression Timeline,” an epic and thorough study about the…
Preparing for the End of Your WorldDisaster is coming. These lessons can help you manage and survive.
Mon, 05/24/2021 - 12:03
By 6:25 a.m., my fate was sealed. That morning, 10 miles from my front door in Paradise, California, a poorly maintained power line owned by Pacific Gas & Electric arced, dropping molten metal into the brush at its base and starting a fire. At…
      

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