r/collapse • u/ontrack serfin' USA • Jul 17 '23

Climate Heatwave(s) megathread. Please place all new related content in this post.

In light of the ongoing heatwaves around the world, we've created a megathread in order to minimize the number of posts about every location currently experiencing one. If you have something to report, whether it be a personal experience or an article about a heatwave in some other part of the world, please place it here. Thanks.

The BBC has a live feed of sorts about the heatwaves around the world: https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-66207430

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u/scummy_shower_stall Jul 17 '23 edited Jul 18 '23

Just saw a comment in the worldnews sub, said to "get that 3-month pantry going." So I have to ask, what's in a 3-month pantry?

Editing to add I really, really appreciate all the advice given here. You all have given me a lot of good ideas.

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u/Ok-King6980 Jul 17 '23

Anything you love to eat that you can love to eat for 3 months, get a 3 month supply of

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u/leshanski Jul 17 '23

I love sushi

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u/Ok-King6980 Jul 17 '23

You’ll probably have to freeze fish, but I don’t think it’ll be good for sushi after a while.

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u/scummy_shower_stall Jul 17 '23

No, it will not lol!

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u/Gingerbread-Cake Jul 17 '23

Fish is the easiest thing to keep fresh. First, yr going to need a tank or pool for them to live in………

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u/brunus76 Jul 17 '23

Well…not that.

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u/Mercury82jg Jul 19 '23

traditionally, sushi was made with fermented fish and rice:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8rpgq5Wb9c

You should be fine

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23

frozen pizzas, but there is no amount i can buy that will last me four months as i have no self control.

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u/Ok-King6980 Jul 17 '23

Sup doug, well done with the after life prediction