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Yep, until the next earthquake or forest fire or another natural disaster happens and your power goes out. Then you are out of luck to cook, and/or warm yoursel
by akg_67 4y ago
Yep, until the next earthquake or forest fire or another natural disaster happens and your power goes out. Then you are out of luck to cook, and/or warm yourself. Relying on one type of energy source is a single point of failure.
- jlkjawl 4y ago[dead]
- danans 4y agoGood luck getting natural gas service after an earthquake severe enough to knock out power. Natural gas lines are far more at risk of breaking during such an event, and the gas utility will usually shut off gas supply until they are sure there aren't major leaks. After an earthquake, you are supposed to shut off your own supply at your meter with a gas wrench.
- ramenmeal 4y agoWe had gas service after the 6.4 in northern california in December, but power was out.
- danans 4y agoThey don't call these things "Earthquake Survival Tool" for no reason: https://www.amazon.com/Ready-America-3333-Earthquake-Emergency/dp/B000BQKLWK https://www.amazon.com/Ready-America-3333-Earthquake-Emergen...
- akg_67 4y agoI live in an earthquake prone place and gas canisters, that is what we have with a single burner portable stove for emergency. We had a 6.7 earthquake 4 years ago, power and water went out for 3 days. Our emergency kit that included bottled water and portable stove with gas canister what helped us. I can't imagine right now experiencing such an event when temperatures are -13C.
- adrianN 4y agoDoes California want to ban camping stoves?
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