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Our environment continues to change, so you can expect more massive fires in areas where they may not have happened before. That’s why you need to be ready. This article was originally published on Survivopedia

Sweet potatoes are grown worldwide and come in a variety of colors and sizes.They are abundant in minerals, fiber, antioxidants, and vitamins. This article was originally published on Survivopedia

The founder of Insys Therapeutics, John Kapoor, has become the first pharmaceutical boss to be convicted in a case linked to the US opioid crisis. Why? This article was originally published on Survivopedia

Drinking seawater will actually put salt into our bloodstream, not remove excess salt from it. When the salt level gets high enough, it will certainly kill us. This article was originally published on Survivopedia

Modern threats continue to evolve, so it isn’t enough to store some food in your basement and hope that it will be enough to get you through the worst days. This article was originally published on Survivopedia

Bottled water is very expensive for what it is; plastic is filled with known carcinogens which may leach in the water; it’s a burden for the environment. This article was originally published on Survivopedia

Malaria, West Nile Virus, Lyme’s disease, Murine typhus and even the plague are spread via insects and vermin such as mosquitos, fleas, ticks, and rats. This article was originally published on Survivopedia

Floods are one of the hardest natural disasters to protect your home from. The sheer power of huge quantities of water is hard to understand. This article was originally published on Survivopedia

There are many fruits rich in phytochemicals and antioxidants that give anti-cancer benefits. A higher fruit intake is related to lower risks of cancer. This article was originally published on Survivopedia

Being an active shooter, committing mass murder is all about numbers. Shooters feel that the more people they can kill, the more glory they receive. This article was originally published on Survivopedia