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Community-Scale Sanitation Planning

You can have the cleanest latrine on the property, but if your neighbor upstream is dumping waste into the creek, everyone gets sick. Sanitation is…

Dead Animal and Carcass Disposal

A dead animal left unhandled becomes a cascade of problems: disease spreads to your herd and possibly to humans; flies and insects breed in exposed…

Field Hygiene From FM 4-25.12 and the Peace Corps Tradition

The U.S. Army's FM 4-25.12 Unit Field Sanitation Team and the U.S. Peace Corps' Appropriate Technologies for Development series come from different…

Food Handling Hygiene

When you're living off-grid with no power and no hospital twenty minutes away, food poisoning isn't an inconvenience—it's a survival threat. In a…

Garbage and Solid Waste Disposal

Grid-down living means no trash trucks. You become entirely responsible for what you generate. Poorly managed waste creates problems that multiply…

Latrine and Outhouse Construction

A poorly sited or poorly constructed latrine becomes a contamination hub. Feces leak into groundwater. Flies breed in decomposing waste. Odor…

Laundry Without Machines

Clean clothes keep you alive. That sounds hyperbolic until you're sitting in a field hospital watching someone's minor skin wound turn into a serious…

Operational Field Sanitation: NAVMED P-5010 Doctrine for the Homestead

The U.S. Navy's Manual of Naval Preventive Medicine — NAVMED P-5010 — is a thirteen-chapter document written for preventive medicine officers…

Personal Hygiene Without Running Water

Hygiene is not about comfort or looking presentable—it's about staying alive. Unwashed skin harbors bacteria and parasites. Unwashed hair develops…

Rodent and Vermin Control

A single female rat produces 8–12 pups in a litter and can have 4–6 litters per year. That's one rat becoming 50–70 rats in 12 months. Rodents carry…

Sanitation Principles That Prevent Epidemics

In the first weeks of a grid-down event, you will face a clear and immediate threat: disease. Not starvation—you can last weeks without food. Not…

Vector Control

A vector is an insect or arthropod that carries and transmits disease. Mosquitoes transmit malaria, dengue, West Nile virus. Ticks carry Lyme…

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