Learn To Find Shelter, Clean Water, Fire Starter & Food In A Disaster Situation If you think the future looks bleak, you’re not alone. Sadly, as the world edges closer to climate destruction, conflict and mass casualties, the skills of basic survival become ever more important. That’s why, in their new report, Solo Survivalist wants to share the wisdom of their experienced urban and wilderness US survivalists. The platform believes that adequate preparation is the key to surviving any type of emergency or disaster. The report arrives just after the news was announced that the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ Doomsday Clock was set, for the second year running, at 100 seconds to midnight. The 75-year-old global measure, which became a worldwide icon during the Cold War, has never in its history suggested that Earth is as close to planetary catastrophe as it is now. In the face of catastrophic climate change, biological threats such as the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, socio- political upheavals, global conflict, and the looming fear of artificial intelligence, the incisive position of the clock reflects that the world is hovering on the edge of a steep precipice.  With such existential threats on the horizon, Solo Survivalist believes that it is imperative for you to educate yourself in basic survival tools and techniques.  Their new report covers the five most essential tools you need to survive: shelter, clean water, fire starter, food and security. They believe that these five things are absolutely necessary to ensure your survival in the critical 72 hour window following a disaster, and beyond. Solo Survivalist’s report helps you to learn how to choose the right survival tools for your circumstance, based on your geographic location, the practicality, durability and versatility of the tool, and the individual nature of your disaster. So that you can pre-plan and stay fully prepared for any such crisis, it also details a selection of suitable products that are currently on the market. These include first aid kits, survival tents, water filters and emergency radios, all of which would help to fulfil your most basic needs.  Solo Survivalist believes that their advice is also translatable to any basic wilderness hiking or trekking scenario. Similarly, it is useful if you fall victim to a climatic event such as a tornado, hurricane, flood, drought, blizzard, earthquake or wildfire.  A spokesperson for the platform said, “Being prepared for any type of emergency or disaster is critical to get you safely through the first 72 hours and longer, if needed. It is the difference between you and your family surviving or suffering unnecessarily.”  Go to the website in the description to find out more.