All well and good telling people to keep a reserve of supplies, but it's a cost many may not be able to bear, water storage takes a lot of space, weight - and what about cooking and heating in the case of power/gas disruption? Things get complicated very quickly
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If you're telling people to stockpile three days' worth of food, you should probably tell people to at least keep a camping stove handy. Should we be investing in a propane heater to keep a room warm during cold winters? Oh, but that's more cost and storage space, making this non-viable for many.
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Better resilience from government is actually the answer - more rooftop solar with battery and islanding installed so homes and business can continue running if the Grid goes down; strategically located water storage and collection stations; non-car dependent transport for fuel/electric rationing.