Urban Emergency Survival Plan: Readiness Strategies for the City and Suburbs
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| Rating | : | 4.43 (769 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1440334137 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 176 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-13 |
| Language | : | English |
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About the AuthorJim Cobb is a recognized authority on disaster planning. His articles have appeared in Boy's Life, Survivalist, and Living Ready and he has been a featured guest on several online radio shows.. He is the author of five books on preparedness and is the creator of the popular website survivalweekly
Not only do 58 percent of Americans live in cities, but certain risks are higher in cities than elsewhere.Urban Emergency Survival Plan delivers a common-sense approach to urban survival planning rather than advocating that city survivalists need to figure out a way to grow an acre of food, raise goats, and build an underground bunker. Stay Safe in the CityHere's the book that won't advise you to flee the city and set up a homestead to avoid potential disasters. With many other survival-planning resources emphasizing that approach, urban dwellers that plan to stay put in the city, no matter the circumstances, have been ove
Jim Cobb is a recognized authority on disaster planning. His articles have appeared in Boy's Life, Survivalist, and Living Ready and he has been a featured guest on several online radio shows.. He is the author of five books on preparedness and is the creator of the popular website survivalweekly
"Urban Emergency Survival Pan by Jim Cobb" according to Linda Loosli. If I were you I would purchase every book Jim Cobb has written. He is an expert in the field of emergency preparedness. His no-nonsense approach we can all relate too. Every community should have every book Jim has written. If we lose power you will NEED his books. I promise. I teach emergency preparedness and I love his books and recommend them to everyone I teach.. Practical urban Survival Info E. Leigh Excellent book on giving information about survival plans and strategies for people living in cities.. If you are new to preparedness planning then I recommend this book. B Miller I really wanted to give this book five stars. It is well written and the layout is attractive. However, unlike other reviewers, I found very little in the book that dealt specifically with dealing urban settings. Security, light control, structure hardening, and desperate neighbors are not unique to the urban setting. I was hoping for insight into things like best practices for vehicle and foot travel in built-up areas, neighborhood networking and patrols, etc.If you have backpacking experience much of this book will be very familiar. For example, fire star