you opine: “All of the unburied dead would generate huge amounts of CO2 and methane as the bodies decomposed. “
Never fear. they got that covered - redistributed HUNDREDS of thousands of these all over the country - at FEMA camps. I know long haulers who have seen these stacked by the thousands on flatbeds being transported. Each will hold multiple bodies. (Does anyone do research?)
these are basically casket liners - the caskets fit INSIDE them before burial - HOWEVER, what would the CDC need for hundreds of thousands of them - actually - with ANY of them? And why has the CDC changed the covers form the normal casket liners - which are rounded, like a casket, to flat? the video tells you why.
They would surely be great for multiple, quick burial of massive amounts of dead bodies. eh wot?
this is a good introductory video for the uninformed. There’s many more available for those who would like to be informed of what is now going on ‘in your face’’ - ‘
Again - this is only ONE site of such stockpiles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3zSDdm-SHI
Doesn’t really matter if they have any number of caskets if you can’t get the bodies to the caskets.
With an EMP attack no truck or car will work unless that car has been stored inside a Faraday cage during the EMP attack.
An EMP attack will burn out every computer board, every motor, every generator, every cell phone. Any electronic device in the EMP blast radius that was not EMP harden (which is almost exclusively DOD special purpose equipment) will become instantly useless.
Without truck to hall the dead or excavators to dig the graves the dead will pretty much rot where they died. Nineteenth century tech will become highly sought after.
Even if they could transport the dead I don’t think they have the facilities to handle 300 million dead.