America’s power grid is fragile, outdated, and divided into three largely uncoordinated systems: East, West, and Texas. Aging equipment, extreme weather, cyber and physical attacks, and rising demand make blackouts increasingly likely. Past outages show the risks: loss of power disrupts water, sanitation, communications, transportation, commerce, and medical care, escalating quickly into public safety and health crises. Preparedness—food, water, light, medical supplies, and backup power—is essential for survival.
The DARK TRUTH About America’s Aging Power Grid
