Survival tips for the Appalachian nuclear winter. The sun is blotted out by clouds of debris, and the world has plunged into darkness and cold. Food is scarce, and people have to ration what little they had. Life is hard, but people find ways to survive. Many of the locals choose to live in underground shelters, however all of the campsites and tourist destinations were all well maintained. “It’s all about limiting your exposer. The air out here is fresher than any mega city.” – Local resident The Appalachian region is home to a proud and hardy people. For generations, they have eked out a living in the rugged mountains, scraping by on whatever resources they could find. They are known for their self-reliance and resourcefulness, as well as their deep connection to the land. In recent years, the Appalachian region has seen a resurgence in popularity, as people are

Just 17 days into 2120, the government of new city enacted a nation wide ban on the production and sale of alcoholic beverages under amendment 5,285 of constitution of new city. It was a time of great change and upheaval. Many people were opposed to the ban on alcohol, and there was a lot of illegal activity associated with it. However, others saw it as a way to improve society and make it more orderly. Despite the challenges, life went on and people found ways to enjoy themselves without alcohol. There were a few key ways that people coped with prohibition. First, many people simply made their own alcohol at home. This was known as “bootlegging” and was technically illegal, but it was widely tolerated. Second, people found legal loopholes that allowed them to purchase and consume alcohol. For example, some restaurants were allowed to serve “medicinal” alcohol, and people