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How to Make Coffee When The Grid Goes Down

Learn how to make coffee during a power outage with these creative methods. Don’t let a grid failure stop you from enjoying your coffee.

Duct tape can be a lifesaver in off-grid situations. Here are some creative ways to use duct tape for improvisation and problem-solving.

Hardtack is a simple, long-lasting survival food made from flour, water, and salt. Learn the easy way to make hardtack for emergencies.

These 10 countries have experienced collapse in the last 10 years due to factors such as civil war, climate change, and hyperinflation.

Making yeast from scratch is a useful skill for any baker. Learn how to make yeast at home to create delicious homemade bread.

The global supply chain is being stretched to its limit, leading to shortages in just about everything. What happens next?

Most ancient civilizations collapsed because of climate change and the overexploitation of natural resources. We are making the same mistakes.

Researchers from MIT found that civilization would collapse by 2040 under a “business as usual” scenario, and we’re ahead of schedule.

Stockpiling raw honey can provide numerous medicinal and nutritional benefits. Here’s why you should add raw honey to your food storage.

Building a self-feeding fire is a sustainable and efficient way to keep a fire burning without constant maintenance.

When society collapses, you don’t want to wear just any old clothes. Certain outfits are useful while not making you stand out.

These emergency foods that can be safely stored for up to 25 years, perfect for long-term food storage and stockpiling.

Earthquake preparedness is crucial for surviving “The Big One.” Learn how to create an earthquake survival plan.

Many of these wild edible plants that can be found in your neighborhood, providing a valuable source of food in survival situations.

Discover how you can salvage and upcycle various supplies from abandoned vehicles in a post-collapse scenario to meet your survival needs.

The decline in pollinators, also known as the “insect apocalypse,” is having a significant impact on food prices, particularly produce.