Alex Storm

The unique challenges of evacuating a dense city, from congestion to limited exits, and how to move safely when millions share the routes.

How to help others in a disaster without becoming a casualty yourself, and the planning that prevents dangerous secondary injuries.

How to make sound decisions when disaster information is unclear, using simple methods to act despite uncertainty and changing conditions.

How to store, source, and disinfect water safely during a disaster, preventing dehydration and illness when clean supplies are limited.

How to stay safe during a winter blackout when heat and light fail, preventing cold stress, falls, and carbon monoxide dangers at home.

Disaster preparedness for apartment and condo residents, covering limited exits, shared spaces, and the structural risks of dense housing.

Preparedness for older adults living alone, addressing mobility, medication, and isolation so a disaster does not overwhelm daily limits.

How families can prepare children for disasters, ease their fear, prevent separation, and keep young ones safe through a stressful event.

How to judge whether food is still safe after a power outage, what spoils fastest, and simple rules to prevent illness during recovery.

Why cars can become traps in disasters and how to evacuate on foot or by transit, choosing safe routes when the roads are impassable.