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Water | Cascadia Earthquake: impacts and preparation
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December 5, 2015. Among your top priorities. Without it, you won’t last a few days. If you have a potable water source, reserve it for drinking and cooking. Toilet tank (not the bowl). Ice from your freezer. Treatment – UV, iodine, filtration, boiling. Storage – rainwater barrel, bottles, bathtub. Stock up on treatment supplies (variety is best). Maintain a year-round water source (rainwater barrel, etc.). Store potable water at home (bottled, packs, jugs, etc.). Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Cascadia subduction zone wiki. New Yorker article: The Really Big One. Comparable earthquakes (with photos):. Tohoku quake and tsunami 2011. Http:/ www.cdc.gov/healthywater/emergency/safe water/personal.html. Cascadia subduction 9.0. Cascadia subduction 9.0. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
Transportation | Cascadia Earthquake: impacts and preparation
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December 7, 2015. Roads will be damaged, so your own vehicle will be of limited use, therefore no Uber/Lyft/Sidecar, and no taxis. Motorcycles could probably get by. Public transportation will certainly not be available – no bus, train, or ferry. Emergency services will not be able to reach you either. Most likely, we’ll be limited to walking and bicycling. Procurement of goods and services (water, food, medical). Checking on family and friends. Motorcycle (if roads aren’t blocked by debris). You are com...
Shelter-in-place checklist | Cascadia Earthquake: impacts and preparation
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December 7, 2015. No one can adequately prepare for a disaster of this magnitude, but with some forethought and planning, the recovery process becomes much more manageable. Plan on 3 days without assistance. Water – 3 gallons/day per person for drinking, cooking, cleaning. Water treatment (iodine, filters, UV, boiling, etc.). Food – 2000 calories/day per person. Freeze dried food packets. Pantry snacks – granola bars, dried fruit, jerky, etc. Portable stove and fuel. Sanitation – you need a bathroom.
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Cascadia Earthquake: impacts and preparation. This site is in progress. Content and resources will be added/updated weekly. Last edit: 12/6/2015. No one can adequately prepare for a disaster of this magnitude, but with some forethought and planning, the recovery process Continue reading →. Roads will be damaged, so your own vehicle will be of limited use, therefore no Uber/Lyft/Sidecar, and no taxis. Motorcycles Continue reading →. Cascadia subduction 9.0. Blog at WordPress.com.
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