
From this summer’s forest fires in the rural west, to Hurricane Sandy’s recent impact on the most populated region of …
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From this summer’s forest fires in the rural west, to Hurricane Sandy’s recent impact on the most populated region of …
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Like millions of Americans, I was hammered by Hurricane Sandy. The home that I own on the New Jersey shore …
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Naming tropical storms has been around since 1950, largely to avoid confusion among forecasters when more than one storm is …
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We don’t know about you, but something in the air is making us jumpy. Maybe it’s the combination of earthquakes …
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Last week, as Hurricane Irene bore down on the East Coast, our own Beverly Harzog gave some tips about how …
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Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf coast with 145-mile-an-hour winds on August 29, 2005. Almost six years later, many people are …
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By Matt Cullina of Identity Theft 911
Survivors of the tornadoes that killed hundreds in the South need to prepare …
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There has been a lot of talk this week about how businesses are unprepared to deal with an outbreak of avian flu in the US. Along with the San Francisco earthquake centennial ceremonies and hurricane season right around the corner, it seems that this country has disaster on the mind.
Instead of worrying about these dangers, take action. Assemble an emergency supply of water, food and other supplies in your home, office and car. You should also be prepared for the financial aspects of an emergency. Here are some tips:
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