As disasters mount, more Americans rethink emergency preparedness — but many still remain unready A growing number of mainstream Americans are beginning to consider contingency planning, often only after experiencing a personal crisis like a power outage or natural disaster. Financial precarity remains a major barrier: 60% of U.S. households live paycheck to paycheck, making it difficult to stockpile supplies or fund evacuations. Research shows that evacuation decisions are hindered by cost, lack of transportation, health concerns, pet ownership, and risk perception. Experts recommend pre-disaster strategies such as building more accessible shelters, accommodating pets, and improving public education on risk.…
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