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1 week ago |
climate.news | Willow Tohi |S.D. Wells |Finn Heartley |Jacob Thomas
Millions in Spain and Portugal lost power in a sweeping blackout, revealing Europe’s fragile electricity infrastructure. Experts warn the EU must modernize its outdated grid at a cost of trillions to prevent future disasters. Renewable energy growth has outpaced grid upgrades, increasing instability risks across Europe. Spain’s aggressive shift to renewables left it vulnerable due to insufficient backup power and aging infrastructure.
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1 week ago |
disaster.news | Mike Adams |Ramon Tomey |S.D. Wells |Jacob Thomas
Millions in Spain and Portugal lost power in a sweeping blackout, revealing Europe’s fragile electricity infrastructure. Experts warn the EU must modernize its outdated grid at a cost of trillions to prevent future disasters. Renewable energy growth has outpaced grid upgrades, increasing instability risks across Europe. Spain’s aggressive shift to renewables left it vulnerable due to insufficient backup power and aging infrastructure.
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1 week ago |
disaster.news | Ramon Tomey |S.D. Wells |Jacob Thomas |Mike Adams
A massive power outage on April 28 left millions without electricity, disrupting transportation, emergency services and commerce – one of Europe’s worst peacetime blackouts. The collapse followed Spain’s celebration of running entirely on renewable energy, exposing the instability of wind and solar power when traditional baseload sources (like nuclear or fossil fuels) are phased out.
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1 week ago |
ltcnews.com | Jacob Thomas
One morning, everything seems normal—until it's not. A flood takes over your basement. A wildfire moves closer. A sudden illness sends you to the hospital. In these moments, you’re not thinking about the documents in your filing cabinet. But later, you will be. When the storm passes, what's left? “After Hurricane Harvey, we lost our home and nearly all our records,” said Sharon, 61, of Houston. We didn’t just lose our belongings—we lost our medical history, our family photos, our insurance paperwork.
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2 weeks ago |
disaster.news | Zoey Sky |Lance Johnson |Jacob Thomas |Willow Tohi
Preparing for an EMP attack doesn’t have to be expensive. Being ready now can mean the difference between chaos and survival when disaster strikes. Stock up on battery-powered flashlights, extra batteries and hand-crank devices (radios, flashlights) since they don’t rely on vulnerable electronics. Use cast iron cookware and charcoal grills for cooking without electricity. A Dutch oven allows slow cooking while minimizing smoke.
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