But fallout casualties are entirely preventable," he said. "We may not be able to do much about the blast casualties, because where you were is where you were, and you can't really change that. But if people could find good shelters, he says, the blow of a catastrophe could be softened.
"Try to use whatever communication tools you have," Buddemeier said, adding that a hand-cranked radio is a good object to keep at work and home, since emergency providers would be broadcasting instructions, tracking the fallout cloud, and identifying where any safe corridors for escape could be.ĭespite the fearsome power of a nuclear EMP, which has the potential to damage electronics, "there is a good chance that there will be plenty of functioning radios even within a few miles of the event" that could provide "information on the safest strategy to keep you and your family safe," Buddemeier said.īuddemeier says he hopes no one will ever have to act on his advice. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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