
Remote refuge: Tasmania tops list for surviving an apocalypse
A Global Challenges study ranks the best and worst places to endure a doomsday event, favoring remote, resource-rich regions with competent governance. Australia, especially Tasmania, is touted as the most resilient due to remoteness, minerals, and strong food production, while Russia and parts of Britain are flagged for vulnerabilities. The analysis notes that urban areas may become “death traps” and that even the top picks have limits, ending with the blunt warning that there is “no place to hide” in a global catastrophe.












