Survive in Place or Bug Out All Survival is Mobile There is no more polarized debate among preppers and survivalists than that of whether you should stand your ground (survive in place) or bug out. […]
Lord Byron wrote “Darkness” a historical tale of the year without a summer after Mount Tambora erupted. […]
***** Note ***** I am not a medical doctor. I am not a lawyer. I am an experienced outdoorsman and investigator. Any information provided within this article is intended to “tickle your little grey cells” […]
Earthquake Intensity Scales There are two primary methods of grading the intensity of an earthquake: Richter magnitude scale – assigns earthquakes a number between 1 and 10 in order of increasing intensity Mercalli intensity scale […]
Accretionary Wedge The significance of the Cascadia Subduction is that the Juan de Fuca plate is submerged under the coastal waters of the Pacific Ocean along the western edge of the North American Plate. A […]
Miscellaneous Geological Terms Taken from: The Glossary of Geology (1980) Basin = A low area in the Earth’s crust, of tectonic origin, in which sediments have accumulated, e.g. a circular centrocline such as the […]
The North American Craton Taken from: The Glossary of Geology (1980) Craton = A part of the Earth’s crust that has attained stability, and has been a little deformed for a prolonged period. As originally […]
The Cascadia Subduction Zone Executive Summary: The significance of the Cascadia Subduction is that the Juan de Fuca plate is submerged under the coastal waters of the Pacific Ocean along the western edge of the […]
Seismic Terms Explained Understanding Seismic activity requires a basic understanding of nomenclature (names/terms). If you understand the meaning of the terms otherwise complicated sounding reports and warnings about seismic activity are reasonable simple. Click on […]
The Earth’s Crust is a Conglomeration of Several Tectonic Plates The earths crust is broken up into several large pieces that are referred to as plates. The plates carry continental (land), oceanic (under sea) or […]
An EDC is Something That You Always Have with You EDCs are the main stay of a well-prepared outdoorsman, survivalist, or road warrior. They are generally small, easy to carry, generally on your belt, in […]
Seismic Activity and The Effect on Our World & Survival Seismic activity; the most common form of which is an earthquake, is often, but not always related to volcanic activity. Both types of events have […]
Air Stripper for removal of VOCs from water Many but not all the contaminated water sources with VOCs are near industrial, commercial areas, fuel stations, landfills, and railroad tracks. Some are a result of intentional […]
Air Stripper for removal of VOCs from water Many but not all the contaminated water sources with VOCs are near industrial, commercial areas, fuel stations, landfills, and railroad tracks. Some are a result of intentional […]
Water Contamination Sources, Risks, Purification, Safety According to the US Department of Environmental Protection: “there is not a body of water in the USA which is not contaminated” Water contamination comes in basically two flavors; […]
No matter where you are in the USA or the world contamination of the life-giving resources is ubiquitous. Whether it is Air, Food, Soil, and Water nothing is immune. During a stint as a citizen […]
BPA is a primary component of polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins. The most common applications are water bottles, infant bottles, impact resistant safety glasses and more. The epoxy resins are used metal surfaces that come […]
Water treatment covers a broad umbrella of water handling methods and systems. You must always begin by determining the intended output, product desired. Do you want water that is? Debris free Sediment filtration Reduced solids […]
Learn What You Need to Find, Gather, Treat, Purify It & Survive Since there is such a small amount of potable water on the planet you need to understand your body’s requirements, how to find, […]
Everyone at some point will get a splinter, thorn, or stinger. There are many types of splinters, a piece of wood, a shard of glass, a fine piece of metal, and other fun impalements. They […]
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