Articles By Herbert Young

How would a contamination event or major water supply disruption impact the 45,000+ small water supply systems in the United States?

Gold was discovered in Colorado in 1859, and drew over 100,000 men and women to the state in hope of finding their fortune. These became the gold rush days of Colorado; the days of the instant millionaire, like Horace and Baby Doe Tabor, Colorado Glory Days. My Dad followed in the footsteps of these pioneers.

I have written and published two books to raise the awareness of the American public about two critical issues that clearly affect the survival of our country.

How would the citizens of this country react to a prolonged disruption of their water supply? After Katrina many area water and wastewater systems were disrupted for days, weeks or months.

While computer operating systems today are much more secure than just two years ago, there is still some user management necessary. These operating systems, such as Microsoft Windows XP are becoming more and more "user friendly" from a security standpoint. Many potential security problems are locked down by default and the user generally does not need to be concerned with implementing them.

Science Fiction movies present stories about meteor impacts on the Earth. Is this possible? If so, when will it happen?