Prepper Watch – Summary

Prepper Watch is a tool to help preppers and homesteaders monitor and analyze global and local risks that could impact their preparedness efforts. Select one of the threat types here or below; Geopolitical , Economic , Energy and Power , Cybersecurity and Technology , Natural Disaster , Healthcare , Environmental , Security and Safety , Supply Chain , Food , Infrastructure , Water , Community and Social , Survival Skills

ThreatValueChgRiskThreatValueChgRisk
Russia-Ukraine War9upRecession / Depression8up
Inflation / Hyperinflation8upIsrael–Hamas War8up
Trump Assassination6upChina Invading Taiwan6up
Threat TypeDescriptionRisk
(Last Week)
ChgRisk
(This Week) 
geopoliticalGeopoliticalThe ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, combined with escalating tensions involving Israel and other global flashpoints, presents a heightened risk of regional and global destabilization. The risk of larger-scale conflict or proxy wars remains critical.9.0up9.2
economicEconomicRising inflation, debt crises, and the push for alternative financial systems (e.g., BRICS) have created extreme global economic uncertainties. Resource scarcity and geopolitical economic bifurcation further exacerbate these risks.8.3up8.5
economicEnergy and PowerCyberattacks on critical energy infrastructure, reliance on limited rare-earth resources, and aging grids amplify risks of widespread blackouts and power shortages. The transition to renewable energy introduces both opportunities and vulnerabilities.8.0up8.2
economicCybersecurity and TechnologySophisticated cyber threats, including ransomware targeting financial systems and utilities, are growing. The proliferation of AI has expanded potential attack surfaces, challenging defenses globally.8.2up8.3
natural disasterNatural DisasterClimate change-induced disasters, from severe hurricanes to prolonged droughts, continue to displace populations and strain resources. The possibility of geomagnetic disturbances like solar flares adds an unpredictable element to these risks.8.2up8.0
healthHealthcareEmerging zoonotic diseases, increased antibiotic resistance, and strained global supply chains for medical supplies highlight vulnerabilities in healthcare systems worldwide. These risks are intensified in underserved regions.7.8up8.0
environmentEnvironmentalRapid deforestation, climate-driven biodiversity loss, and ocean acidification threaten ecosystems and human livelihoods. The compounded effects of environmental degradation are nearing irreversible tipping points.7.4up7.3
securitySecurity and SafetyUrban centers are increasingly vulnerable to organized crime, civil unrest, and political instability. The misuse of surveillance technology for authoritarian purposes heightens global concerns about freedom and safety.7.3up7.8
supply chainSupply ChainPersistent geopolitical tensions and extreme weather events continue to disrupt critical supply chains for food, medicine, and essential goods. Global interdependencies remain a primary source of vulnerability.7.9up8.9
foodFoodAgricultural challenges from extreme weather, declining soil health, and fertilizer shortages threaten food security. Regional famines and food price volatility are growing concerns. 7.0up8.8
infrastructureInfrastructureDecaying infrastructure, particularly in low-resource regions, exacerbates logistical inefficiencies and disaster vulnerability. Investments in modernization remain insufficient to meet current needs.6.9up7.5
waterWaterWater shortages and quality issues are increasingly linked to climate change and population growth. International disputes over shared water resources, such as river basins, pose significant risks to regional stability.6.9up6.8
communityCommunity and SocialPolarization along economic, political, and social lines continues to erode trust in institutions. Community cohesion is increasingly fragile, undermining collective resilience during crises.6.7up6.7
survivalSurvival SkillsDependence on technology has reduced basic survival skills among many populations, particularly younger generations. The growing plausibility of technological disruptions (e.g., EMP events) makes traditional skills more critical.6.5up6.5

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