One argument I would like to highlight, that could be useful to think about for our article, is the claim people try to survive the best they can when they are placed in precarious conditions (Petrova & Prodromidou, 2019:1390). More specifically, it is important analyze these claims under the idea of resilience, which could be an important point to make when referencing people's ability to cope using DIY means, cooling centers, and other strategies of the like. We could also make connections to the idea of resilience on microgrids and the possibility to be protected from loss of power for a minimum of 72 hours, even when disasters occur.
