Cele mai sigure locuri de pe Pământ în cazul unei catastrofe globale. „Orașele s-ar transforma rapid în capcane mortale”

A study identifies Australia and New Zealand as the safest places for survival during global catastrophes, highlighting their geographical isolation and self-sufficiency. The research examines various catastrophic risks, including nuclear war and pandemics, emphasizing that no location is entirely resilient. Urban areas are particularly vulnerable due to reliance on constant supply chains, while rural regions may fare better. The study suggests that these countries could serve as global resilience hubs, storing food reserves and coordinating international responses. It concludes that prevention of such disasters is crucial, as some risks cannot be avoided.