Why So Many Americans Skip Disaster Planning
• A new survey reveals that only 46% of Americans have an emergency plan despite 90% acknowledging its importance.
• Younger generations are more prepared for disasters but still underestimate their personal risk.
• Low generator ownership highlights a vulnerability during power outages, underscoring the need for improved disaster readiness.
Americans neglect disaster planning despite recognizing its importance
Despite widespread recognition of the importance of disaster preparedness, a significant portion of Americans fail to create and implement emergency plans. A recent survey reveals a stark contrast: while 90% of Americans acknowledge the vital role of preparing for disasters, only 46% have actually developed an emergency plan. This gap between awareness and action highlights a critical issue in national preparedness and community resilience.
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