When All Hell Breaks Loose
Focused on getting through a disaster at home rather than in the wild: storing and treating water, emergency sanitation, keeping warm without power, and the psychology of stress.
- Why it's here
- Home preparedness from a survival instructor: water, food, sanitation, heat and mindset.
- Keep in mind
- US-centric product and climate examples.
- Publisher
- Gibbs Smith
- Edition
- 2007
- Format
- Paperback
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