Planning Guidance for Response to a Nuclear Detonation, 3rd Edition
FEMA (with interagency partners)
Authoritative guidance on surviving the first 24-72 hours after a nuclear detonation — shelter zones, fallout timing, get-inside/stay-inside/stay-tuned. High-anxiety topic with almost no reputable free competition; strong differentiator.
Editor's notes
Written for state/local planners, not laypeople — pair with a plain-language summary in-app. Do not modify and present as official FEMA guidance.
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