Explore the FEMA blog to find at least two articles or fact sheets providing preparedness tips for different types of hazards (e.g., floods, wildfires, earthquakes, cybersecurity). For each, identify the hazard and extract one specific preparedness tip. Additionally, find out how many different social media platforms FEMA uses to share information, and list at least three of them.
Navigate to 'blog.fema.gov'. Click on the 'Content Archive' link. Use the 'Content Type' filter to select 'Blog entry' or 'Fact Sheet' and search for articles related to specific hazards (e.g., 'flood', 'wildfire', 'earthquake', 'cybersecurity'). Open at least two different articles/fact sheets covering distinct hazards. For each selected article/fact sheet, identify the hazard it addresses and extract one specific preparedness tip. Navigate back to the main FEMA.gov site (if necessary) and locate the 'Social Media' link, likely under the 'About' or 'News-Multimedia' section. Click on the 'Social Media' link. Count the total number of distinct social media platforms FEMA uses and list at least three of them. Summarize the identified hazards, preparedness tips, the total number of social media platforms, and list three examples.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Content Archive' and effectively uses the content type filter. The agent identifies and extracts one specific preparedness tip for at least two different hazards (e.g., 'Flood: Elevate utilities and appliances', 'Wildfire: Clear defensible space around your home'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Social Media' page. The agent states the total number of social media platforms FEMA uses. The agent lists at least three distinct social media platforms used by FEMA (e.g., 'Facebook', 'Twitter', 'YouTube').