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  • newPreparedness Notes for Monday — September 25, 2023
    On September 25th, 1777, Philadelphia, then the American capital, was occupied by British forces during the American Revolution. — On September 25th, 1789, the first Congress of the United States approved 12 amendments to the U.S. Constitution and…
    - 2 hours ago 25 Sep 23, 7:05am -
  • newShowers Pass Crosspoint Waterproof Knit Gloves, by Thomas Christianson
    Late last fall, I tested a pair of Showers Pass Crosspoint Wool-Blend Waterproof Knit Gloves. As the cool of autumn darkened into the cold of winter, I had the opportunity to test the gloves under a variety of weather conditions. I found the gloves t…
    - 2 hours ago 25 Sep 23, 7:04am -
  • newRecipe of the Week:  Winter Squash Soup
    The following recipe for Winter Squash Soup is from SurvivalBlog reader R.I.S..  It is best made with Butternut Squash. Ingredients 5 medium leeks (white part only), sliced 2 tablespoons butter 4 cups cubed peeled butternut squash 4 cups chicken bro…
    - 2 hours ago 25 Sep 23, 7:03am -
  • newGovernments Start Calling For Price Controls – Rationing And CBDCs Come Next, by Brandon Smith
    Editor’s Introductory Note:  In place of our usual Monday column on Economics and Investing news items, we are re-posting, with permission, this insightful piece by Brandon Smith.  Both his Alt-Market.us site and his premium newsletter The Wild B…
    - 2 hours ago 25 Sep 23, 7:02am -
  • newThe Editors’ Quote of the Day:
    “As government regulations grow slowly, we become used to the harness. Habit is a powerful force, and we no longer feel as intensely as we once would have [the] constriction of our liberties that would have been utterly intolerable a mere half cent…
    - 2 hours ago 25 Sep 23, 7:01am -
  • Preparedness Notes for Sunday — September 24, 2023
    September 24, 2015: According to Saudi officials, 769 people died in a stampede during the hajj to Mecca; however, other estimates claim that more than 2,400 were killed, making it one of the deadliest accidents in the pilgrimage’s history. On Sept…
    - 1 day ago 24 Sep 23, 7:04am -
  • A Silver Conversion Exercise, by M.J.
    As an intellectual exercise, I converted the price of some of my recent purchases from U.S. dollars to ounces of silver. I did this out of curiosity to see how well I would do in a precious metals-based economy. I used the spot price of silver per ou…
    - 1 day ago 24 Sep 23, 7:03am -
  • JWR’s Meme Of The Week:
    The latest meme created by JWR: Meme Text: Why is it That We Have No Footage of Jeffrey Epstein’s Lighted “Suicide Watch” Jail Cell… But We Do Have Footage of Rep. Lauren Boebert in a Dimly-Lit Theater? News Link: Lauren Boebert kicked out of…
    - 1 day ago 24 Sep 23, 7:02am -
  • The Editors’ Quote of the Day:
    “Then fourteen years after I went up again to Jerusalem with Barnabas, and took Titus with me also. And I went up by revelation, and communicated unto them that gospel which I preach among the Gentiles, but privately to them which were of reputatio…
    - 1 day ago 24 Sep 23, 7:01am -
  • Preparedness Notes for Saturday — September 23, 2023
    On this day in 1846, astronomer Johann Gottfried Galle became the first person ever to observe the planet Neptune, the existence of which had been mathematically predicted by Urbain-Jean-Joseph Le Verrier and John Couch Adams. — The American film B…
    - 2 days ago 23 Sep 23, 7:04am -
  • One Way to Get Started in Ham Radio, by Reltney McFee
    Simply in case anyone was wondering, this is by no means “the” way to begin. Rather, this is a sort of discussion of how I got into Amateur (“Ham”) radio. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, I was attracted to CB radio, although, being a teen,…
    - 2 days ago 23 Sep 23, 7:03am -
  • Editors’ Prepping Progress
    To be prepared for a crisis, every Prepper must establish goals and make both long-term and short-term plans. In this column, the SurvivalBlog editors review their week’s prep activities and planned prep activities for the coming week. These range…
    - 2 days ago 23 Sep 23, 7:02am -
  • The Editors’ Quote of the Day: Sat. Set. 23 >>
    “Praise waiteth for thee, O God, in Sion: and unto thee shall the vow be performed. O thou that hearest prayer, unto thee shall all flesh come. Iniquities prevail against me: as for our transgressions, thou shalt purge them away. Blessed is the man…
    - 2 days ago 23 Sep 23, 7:01am -
  • Preparedness Notes for Friday — September 22, 2023
    September 22nd is the birthday of Lieutenant Colonel Ronald Reid-Daly, who founded and commanded the Rhodesian Selous Scouts. He was born 1928, and he died August 9, 2010. His history of the Selous Scouts, titled Pamwe Chete is fascinating reading, b…
    - 3 days ago 22 Sep 23, 7:04am -
  • Homesteading: A Trapper’s Perspective – Part 4, by Lodge Pole
    (Continued from Part 3. This concludes the article.) There are a million ways to bait and/or lure for a foothold set. I have not found one way that works better than another. Try all the methods and use what works for the environment being trapped. C…
    - 3 days ago 22 Sep 23, 7:03am -

SHTF Plan

  • newThe U.S. Rulers Cannot Stop Pushing For A War
    The United States ruling class continues to push hard for a global war. The U.S. military-industrial complex now wants to put a military base in disputed territory in Venezuela in order to take control of the oil resources in the contested Guayana Es…
    - 16 hours ago 24 Sep 23, 5:00pm -
  • Biden Confirms U.S. Abrams Tanks Will Arrive In Ukraine Next Week
    In another move that will surely increase tensions, the Biden administration (current ruling class) will be sending Abrams tanks to Ukraine. These machines will arrive sometime next week.
    - 2 days ago 23 Sep 23, 5:00pm -
  • While Few Were Watching, The UN Made A 7 Year Agreement To Implement A Single Global Agenda
    Have you heard about the agreement that global leaders adopted at the United Nations during the “2023 SDG Summit” that was held earlier this week?  On Monday and Tuesday, officials from all over the world gathered in New York City to commit thei…
    - 2 days ago 22 Sep 23, 10:30pm -
  • UKRAINE UPDATE: Rulers Beg Each Other For More Aid
    The ruling class is begging other members of the ruling class to provide more financial aid to Ukraine. The White House is demanding that "lawmakers" approve an additional $24 billion for Ukraine by the end of the month.
    - 3 days ago 22 Sep 23, 5:30pm -
  • A Nation of Snitches: DHS Is Grooming Americans to Report on Each Other
    This article was originally published by John W. Whitehead and Nisha Whitehead at The Rutherford Institute.  “There were relatively few secret police, and most were just processing the information coming in. I had found a shocking fact. It wasn’…
    - 3 days ago 22 Sep 23, 12:30pm -
  • War With Russia to Massacre 50,000 Americans Every Two Weeks, Warns US Army War College
    In the autumn issue of the U.S. Army War College's "Parameters," a quarterly published refereed forum that furthers the professional development of senior military officers on national security affairs, a call to action on a possible war with Russia…
    - 3 days ago 21 Sep 23, 10:30pm -
  • Newest Vaccine Campaign Is Not Going Smoothly
    The new vaccine campaign is in full force and the ruling class, along with Big Pharma insists everyone get injected. But the whole booster shot scheme is off to a rocky start, and far from running smoothly.
    - 4 days ago 21 Sep 23, 8:00pm -
  • China & Russia Ties Strengthen As Putin Confirms Beijing Trip
    The ties between two global powers are strengthening. Russian president Vladimir Putin has confirmed that he will be making a trip to China next month to further the alliance.
    - 4 days ago 21 Sep 23, 5:30pm -
  • United Nations Claims “Humanity Has Opened The Gates To Hell”
    As many of the globe's rulers convene to discuss how to control the human livestock on the planet further, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres issued a stark warning “Humanity has opened the gates to hell.  The ruling class has gath…
    - 4 days ago 21 Sep 23, 3:00pm -
  • Striking Auto Workers Will Only Harm Their Own Livelihoods
    On Friday, September 15, 12,700 members of the United Auto Workers union (UAW) walked off the job at plants owned by the “Big Three” automakers—Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis (which owns Chrysler, Jeep, and Ram). The walkout marked the…
    - 4 days ago 21 Sep 23, 12:30pm -

More Than Just Surviving

  • Invasion of Ukraine – Please Grow a Pair
    Evening folks. Long time no chat as usual, but much like the pandemic, sometimes fuckery of untold proportion unfolds which forces me away from the repetitive rigours of normal life to hammer away at my keyboard. So here we are. Unless you have…
    - 24 Feb 22, 9:41pm -
  • COVID Lessons & Lockdown Life in a Vacuum
    As of last Friday, my little slice of the hemisphere ended the COVID lockdown. I am not sure what sort of reaction I expected. Perhaps a level of jubilance that we managed to get 85% of country vaccinated, or an economic sigh of relief, but fra…
    - 3 Oct 21, 2:15pm -
  • Are Dalstrong Knives Overhyped? Dalstrong Shogun Series X Knife Review
    For my first review of 2021, I figured it would be fun to court controversy by taking a look at Dalstrong knives, Specifically the Shogun Series X 10.25″. Now to some of you sitting at home who haven’t heard of Dalstrong knives and remain b…
    - 13 Jun 21, 11:03am -
  • Lockdown Lucidity: A Prepper Perspective
    As this pandemic stretches to an unforeseeable conclusion, this felt like a good time to drop back in and give you lot an update on my own perspective as a jaded prepper. The current situation here in Portugal is, to put it bluntly, dire. We ha…
    - 24 Jan 21, 4:01pm -
  • Emergency Experience: Forest Fire on My Doorstep
    The interesting thing about forest fires is the powerlessness one feels when placed kissing distance from an inferno. I never really understood the underlying threat of forest fires until 3 days ago, but folks, I learnt that lesson pronto. Firs…
    - 19 Jul 20, 2:29pm -
  • Coronavirus: A (Realist) Prepper’s Perspective on the World Opening Up
    As the world unwinds our collective enforced isolation protocols, it’s good to take stock of the situation at hand and see where this will lead us. The reality is that the economy shutting down until a vaccine is discovered & mass inoculation…
    - 25 May 20, 2:51pm -
  • The Coronavirus Crisis Is Going to Upend Our World in a Way We Can’t Really Fathom
    Figured I was long overdue for an update. With lockdown still in effect, I have no longer have much of an excuse. Isolation is an odd word in our new reality. As a society we have never been so connected. The world is just a click away and it s…
    - 15 Apr 20, 7:15pm -
  • Will the Coronavirus Make Regular People More Prepper Minded?
    If there’s one thing that’s bothering me the absolute most about this pandemic, it’s the uncertainty. The fact that we don’t and can’t know when this will all blow over leaves me a little on edge. And yes, I know that Thomas & I will…
    - 8 Apr 20, 9:29am -
  • Come on Governments, of Course FOMO = Panic Buying; Can’t Stop Human Nature
    As this crisis continues unabated throughout our little blue planet, I find myself growing more and more irritated with the powers that be. Since I have been on lock down for what feels forever (you will understand soon enough America!), I want…
    - 23 Mar 20, 11:43am -
  • Coronavirus Stockpile Tips for Beginners & Why It’s Sensible to Worry
    As this shit show shows no respite, I figured this was a good time to discuss what the girl and I are doing in terms of preparing and what my thoughts are on this developing situation. Stockpiling 101 for Beginners Seems to me that as of a few…
    - 13 Mar 20, 8:24pm -
  • Debunking Coronavirus Myths – Yes, Some Are Completely Idiotic
    On the heels of my no-bullshit Coronavirus explanation article which I recommend you take a quick look at, I feel the need to clarify and debunk some of the nonsense I have seen over the past few weeks. Drinking X Will Kill the Coronavirus Drin…
    - 8 Mar 20, 12:52pm -
  • Coronavirus: A No-Bullshit Explanation of Where We Are Now
    This could get dicey folks. As of 26 minutes ago, we hit over 80,000 confirmed cases of Coronavirus including a disturbing rise in a country adjacent to my own. The spread of this virus has shone a light on the darker impulses of our species fr…
    - 26 Feb 20, 11:19am -
  • Conversation time
    After so many years of blogging (admittedly, not so much recently), its interesting to sit back and muse about what MTJS represents and how the girl and I have evolved along the way, both as people and as content creators. MTJS was created as a…
    - 2 Feb 20, 1:22am -
  • Security Information Overload: From Panic to Apathy & the Remedy
    Security overload leads to apathy. How often do you hear a car alarm go off and roll your eyes hoping the owner would disable the blasted thing before the incoming headache comes a knocking? The primary objection I have to such systems is they…
    - 24 May 19, 12:30pm -
  • On Biased Blogger Reviews & Scribbling Opinions as If They’re Gospel
    Re-reading my past scribbles is always interesting to me, not because I am obsessed with my own written word, but rather because bloggers, by virtue of being given a platform to be highly opinionated, tend to ignore uncomfortable realities when…
    - 15 Apr 19, 5:35pm -
  • Real Talk, What Happened to MTJS
    Blogger burnout is a real thing. I have been scribbling reviews and sharing my thoughts with you all for quite a few years now. It seems it all started off as a way for me to talk about my love for Spydercos and evolved into a great community o…
    - 29 Dec 18, 2:58pm -
  • How Much Is Your Life Worth? SafeGuard Armor Ghost Bullet Proof Vest Review
    Before I get into the meat of this review, I want to structure this away from regurgitating specifications like every other review of this sort and instead spend it musing about what this product represents to so many people the world over. Bul…
    - 11 Oct 18, 11:08am -
  • It’s Strangely Satisfying That What I’ve Stockpiled Has Never Gone to Waste
    This is not exactly relevant to the epitome of prepping at all – I think it’s important to prep even if you end up with waste (though I think it’s good to minimize waste) because I think it’s important to be prepared in case worst-case…
    - 23 Sep 18, 2:34pm -
  • Hazard 4 Grayman Series Patrol Tactical Backpack Review
    Tactical backpacks are always a tricky proposition. Either they make you look like you just got off the set of Rambo or they are jam packed with performance compromises in an effort to pass as a normal pack. The Hazard 4 Grayman Patrol is one…
    - 19 Sep 18, 7:43pm -
  • Yes, We’ve Been AWOL; Here’s Why
    Long time no scribbles my friends. I have been AWOL as of late, but rest assured – we had a good reason! As some of you may have guessed, the girl and I have once again uprooted and made our home in a new country. Some of you may remember tha…
    - 17 Sep 18, 3:02pm -

Blue Collar Prepping

  • The Pacific Bay Portable Water Pump
    Not actually Erin.Picture by KJ Photography& is used with permission.Back in 2020 I wrote a post titled Hydration Tube Inline Hijinks wherein I demonstrated my system for refilling your water bladder without having to dig out of your backpack. While…
    - 2 days ago 23 Sep 23, 1:07am -
  • Prepper's Armory: Buying a Suppressor
    In a previous post I talked about the history and function of suppressors, but only briefly referenced how to get one. I'd like to expand on this process, but please keep in mind that I'm not alawyer and the information in this post is notlegal adv…
    - 5 days ago 20 Sep 23, 6:09pm -
  • Vehicle Check: Winter Is Coming
    The dust has settled and the First 72 Hours have passed. Follow along as I build a long term plan via Prudent Prepping.Checking our vehicles is something we should be doing regularly, and it's important to do that now since winter with its cold we…
    - 6 days ago 19 Sep 23, 12:46am -
  • Prepper's Pantry: Extracts and Syrups and Reductions, oh my!
    When it comes to food preservation, there are many methods. One trait that most of them havein common is using most (or all) of the fruit or vegetable being preserved. However, another option is the extraction of only the flavor, or essence, ofthe…
    - 11 days ago 14 Sep 23, 3:18am -
  • Bug Out Rations
    Not actually Erin.Picture by KJ Photography& is used with permission.When it comes to food for bugging out, there are many options that are nutritious, portable, and shelf-stable. I didn't mention "tastes good," did I? That was deliberate. The two b…
    - 14 days ago 11 Sep 23, 1:27am -
  • A Different* Take on Bags
    * Not really that different.  The dust has settled and the First 72 Hours have passed. Follow along as I build a long term plan via Prudent Prepping.It's time to announce the true identity of the Purple Pack Lady as my lovely and extremely hardw…
    - 17 days ago 7 Sep 23, 11:24pm -
  • Prepper's Armory: Suppressors
    Hiram Stevens Maxim is probably best remembered by thefirearms community as the inventor of the Maxim Gun, the first effective andreliable true machine gun. However, in addition to his many other inventionsand achievements, Hiram Maxim did somethi…
    - 19 days ago 6 Sep 23, 1:30am -
  • Fireworks Safety
    With Canadian Independence Day just past and the Fourth of July today, I'dlike to talk about fireworks and fireworks safety.The concept of fireworks dates back over two thousand years,and they've come a long way from their origin of paper or bamboo…
    - 82 days ago 5 Jul 23, 12:40am -
  • BOB Ergonomics
    Not actually Erin.Picture by KJ Photography& is used with permission.The biggest problem I have with creating a Bug Out or Get Home Bag isn't assembling it, but rather with its ergonomics. I want to be able to retrieve quickly and easily things that…
    - 84 days ago 3 Jul 23, 2:57am -
  • Prepper's Armory: Magazines, Part 1
    As semi-automatic magazine-fed handguns and rifles are the two most common categories of firearms currently encountered, I thought it would be useful to go over the different types of magazines as well as some details on their care and maintenance.De…
    - 87 days ago 30 Jun 23, 6:47pm -
  • Nordic Walking Poles
    Not actually Erin.Picture by KJ Photography& is used with permission.Last month I talked about using trekking poles for my nightly neighborhood walks and I stated that "my results are inconclusive because I feel like I haven't yet gotten the hang of…
    - 96 days ago 21 Jun 23, 3:01am -
  • The Case Against the Nalgene Bottle
    Polish your pitchforks and light the torches, because I'm about to make one of the most controversial statements I've ever put forward: Nalgene bottles are overrated and really not that good from a prepping standpoint. There, I said it, I stand by it…
    - 14 Jun 23, 11:09pm -
  • Prepper’s Pantry: Onions
    In my February 22, 2021 post on container gardening, Imentioned how easy it can be to grow onions from onions. But how many kind ofonions are there and how versatile are they?The answers are lots and very. Onions are members of theallium family al…
    - 8 Jun 23, 3:24am -
  • Improvised Targets
    In addition to grilling season, sport shooting season isalso here. When shooting on private property, thechoices available for targets may be more broadly interpreted. Sure, we can usecommercial products like steel plates or Tannerite, but those a…
    - 2 Jun 23, 6:58pm -
  • Data Recovery
    Not actually Erin.Picture by KJ Photography& is used with permission.Dear readers, if you can't recall the last time you backed up your computer, do it now. (Ask me how I know this.)If you've never backed up your computer before, or don't have the h…
    - 31 May 23, 3:12am -
  • Prepping the Grill
    Now that spring has fully sprung in most of the US,people are looking forward to more outdoor activities, one of which isgrilling. It's always a good idea to have an alternate method of cooking food, and a small grill is an excellent option. Whethe…
    - 26 May 23, 6:52pm -
  • Prepper's Pantry: Ginger
    Unlike many discovered plants, ginger seems tohave been intentionally cultivated around 5,000 years ago. In this case, it wasn't selectively bred to improve certain natural characteristics like garlic was; instead, the hybrid resulted in a serendipi…
    - 18 May 23, 6:50pm -
  • Trekking Poles
    Not actually Erin.Picture by KJ Photography& is used with permission.I recently bought a pair of trekking poles for my nightly mile walks around the neighborhood. The arthritis in my lower back has been a limiting factor when it comes to the amount o…
    - 12 May 23, 2:01am -
  • "May" Rhymes with "Buffet"
    Not actually Erin.Picture by KJ Photography& is used with permission.Cripes, it's been another month between blog posts. I'm really sorry about that; right now I'm in the unenviable position of "not a lot to talk about prepping-wise" and "my house is…
    - 5 May 23, 7:38pm -
  • Prepper's Armory: Reflector Sight
    The ancestor of the modern red dot sight family is thereflex sight, originally called a reflector sight. It's been around forconsiderably longer than most people realize: the reflector sight was originally patented in 1900 by Sir Howard Grubb, a no…
    - 3 May 23, 3:03am -
  • The Sewing Kit
    Sewing, specifically hand sewing, is an indispensable skill that everyone should have. Now, I'm not talking about makingclothes; that's an entirely different level of talent. However, the ability torepair a rip or tear in clothing and equipment (or…
    - 28 Apr 23, 5:58pm -
  • Prepper's Pantry: Potatoes
    Spud, tater, tatie, pirrie, earth apple, the gaffer'sdelight; whatever it's called, the common potato is an extremely versatile andtasty addition to any prepper's pantry.Potatoes are believed to have originated in the area of present-dayPeru and w…
    - 19 Apr 23, 12:52am -
  • Headlamp-to-Headlamp Comparison
    Not actually Erin.Picture by KJ Photography& is used with permission.It's been a hot minute since I've blogged here, hasn't it? I do apologize for that. March was incredibly cruel to me and I needed to practice self-care. You can read about my troubl…
    - 13 Apr 23, 1:21am -
  • Product Review: the $30 Gun Belt
    The dust has settled and the First 72 Hours have passed. Follow along as I build a long term plan via Prudent Prepping.Way back in January of 2021 I bought a replacement belt to go on my work pants at the recommendation of several good friends. At th…
    - 6 Apr 23, 8:59pm -
  • The S&W FPC Side Folding Carbine
    Earlier this year I heard rumblings that Smith & Wessonwas coming out with a new pistol caliber carbine. As a fan of both the companyand that platform, I was intrigued and eager to hear more. Finally, in late February, the Smith & Wesson M&PFPC (…
    - 5 Apr 23, 3:40am -

Survival Medicine

  • newSurvival Medicine Podcast: Headaches, RSV, Herbal Quality Issues, Protective Vests, Phenylephrine, More
    In this episode of The Survival Medicine Podcast., Dr. Joe and Amy Alton, aka Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy, discuss upcoming fall season issues like colds, flus, respiratory syncytial virus, headaches, quality control of herbal drugs, and the myth of the…
    - 14 hours ago 24 Sep 23, 6:13pm -
  • Video: A Nasal Decongestant You Have That Doesn’t Work
    In this companion video to a recent article, an FDA panel admits that one of the nation’s most popular over the counter drugs, an ingredient in dozens of cold and flu meds, has turned out to be no better than a placebo. Does it work for you? To wat…
    - 10 days ago 15 Sep 23, 3:31pm -
  • A Nasal Decongestant That Doesn’t Work: Phenylephrine
      As cold and flu season approaches, families are stocking up on medications that take away some of the misery experienced by those infected by viruses. One of these medicines is phenylephrine, a prominent nasal decongestant on the market today. You…
    - 12 days ago 13 Sep 23, 4:08pm -
  • Flesh-Eating Bacteria
    A national health alert has been issued for medical providers to be aware of infections caused by the flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio vulnificus. Several deaths in the U.S. this year have been linked to “necrotizing fasciitis,” a disease caused by t…
    - 19 days ago 6 Sep 23, 2:48pm -
  • Survival Medicine Podcast: Flesh Eating Bacteria, Hurricanes, Mudslides, Tourniquets, Jellyfish/Sting Ray Stings, More
    Recent hurricanes on the West and East coast have threatened millions, and it’s important for you to know what to do if one of these juggernauts is heading in your direction. Dr. Joe Alton tell you what you need to know. Last time, we talked about…
    - 28 days ago 28 Aug 23, 4:22pm -
  • Maui Wildfire: Not Just Climate Change
    For a small state that is considered a lush tropical paradise, Hawaii has a surprisingly wide diversity of climate. There are areas that are semi-arid others that are rainforest. One thing we didn’t expect is a place at risk for massive wildfires.…
    - 31 days ago 25 Aug 23, 8:33pm -
  • Mudslides
      The sunny Southwest U.S., including Southern California, was hit recently by tropical cyclone Hilary, a weather event that gave some desert areas a year’s worth of rain in 24 hours. Have a dry climate, get wildfires. Wish for rain, get flash flo…
    - 34 days ago 22 Aug 23, 12:26pm -
  • Video: Tourniquets: You Get What You Pay For
    In this companion video to a previous article, Dr. Joe Alton reports on a Summer 2023 article in the Journal of Special Ops Medicine that compares the well-known and TCCC-approved CAT tourniquet to a popular knock-off. Do you get what you pay for? To…
    - 35 days ago 21 Aug 23, 2:37pm -
  • Wildfire Property Defense
    It’s been a cruel, cruel summer with parts of Maui in ashes and massive record-breaking Canadian wildfires, and the American West has yet to enter its fire season in earnest. Yes, it’s true that wildfires are more intense, lasting longer, and cau…
    - 43 days ago 12 Aug 23, 8:50pm -
  • Video: Malaria
    Infectious diseases are a problem in every part of the world, and a common, yet deadly, example is malaria. Malaria was once a major medical issue in the Southern United States; in fact, a 1933 survey found that up to thirty percent of local populati…
    - 45 days ago 11 Aug 23, 12:00pm -