Books like Urban emergency survival plan by Jim Cobb

When the Yellowstone supervolcano erupts, fifteen‑year‑old Alex leaves Cedar Falls, Iowa, and must trek across a devastated landscape to Illinois, seeking his family while learning to survive a world where old rules no longer apply.

A practical guide to prepare families for crises such as financial collapse, pandemics, or terrorism, covering water, food, fuel, medicine, communication, security, and barter.

"The Ultimate Prepper's Guide is packed with practical approaches, step-by-step instructions, and how-to explanations for disaster and emergency preparation. It provides diverse coverage of disaster prep topics, including a comprehensive look at disaster first aid and medical problems where there are no responders or hospitals immediately available. It includes chapters on basic preparedness, communications, resource conservation, power and energy, emergency heating and cooling, water, food and nutrition, shelter, evacuation, public health, special needs, and specific hazards"--

The deadly danger of disasters doesn't end when the waters recede or the earth stops shaking; it has just begun. The Prepper's Long Term Survival Guide goes beyond the basics of surviving in the immediate aftermath of catastrophe and teaches readers how to cope with the problems and challenges that can continue for weeks, months, and even years. Including everything from pre-disaster prepping tips to post catastrophe instructions for making life easier on the whole family, the book is a bible for anyone who hopes to stay alive. Preppers Long Term Survival Guide balances hardcore planning, like purifying water and building emergency food storage that doesn't require a power source, with simple ideas that can make all the difference like having portable solar panels to charge cell phones for vital communication and laptops for much needed family entertainment.

"PREPARE. SURVIVE. THRIVE. Is your survival plan complete from A to Z? Are you truly 100 percent prepared? Because if you overlook one vital area, fail to stock one critical supply, or underestimate one potential danger, your whole plan could come crashing down"--Page 4 of cover.