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The Urban Prepper's Guide: How To Become Self-Sufficient And Prepared For The Next Crisis

Jim Cobb

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Green lifestyle & self-sufficiency, Home & house maintenance, Active outdoor pursuits

The advice in this book is useful for both those who want to prepare for a future catastrophe (like a pandemic!), and for those who simply want to become more self-sufficient in their everyday life.

Prepare for future worst-case scenarios while learning to be self-sufficient every day.

It's become clear that even in the twenty-first century our comfortable lives can be disrupted at a moment's notice by events far beyond our control. Whether these are global disasters like a pandemic or a continent-spanning war, or local catastrophes like wildfires, floods, power outages or even food-and-essentials supply issues, you need to know how to respond to a wide variety of emergencies.

Written by Jim Cobb, an authority on prepping and disaster readiness, The Urban Prepper's Guide will introduce you to techniques and strategies that can prepare your home and loved ones. These simple measures designed specifically for urban and suburban dwellers who have tight budgets and limited space include:

Water how to safely store and purify water
Food how to store, preserve, and cook food in an emergency
Shelter how to shield yourself from the elements without power
Medical how to be prepared for injuries and illnesses
Security how to protect your house and valuables
Communication how to stay informed in an emergency
Every Day Carry how to be ready to handle problems wherever you are
Home Safety how to protect against fire and other accidents
Financial Preparedness how to start planning on a tight budget
Soft Skills how to think clearly and communicate effectively in a crisis
Emergency Evacuation how to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice
Mindset how to develop a survivor's mindset, and all that entails
The First 24 Hours how to handle everything when the worst happens

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