
危险之地
A dangerous place
Marc Reisner · 初版 2003 年
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“在A Dangerous Place中,Marc Reisner带领我们回顾了加利福尼亚不可思议的历史,看它如何依靠产出超越整个非洲大陆的强劲经济引擎,从大片沙漠荒原崛起为全美人口最多的州。Reisner认为,这一最后伟大的沙漠文明之所以能够建立,正是源于加州对其无法逃避的宿命的选择性忽视。Los Angeles与San Francisco Bay地区均跨坐于全球地质运动最剧烈的两处地震带之上。在Reisner看来,那些曾经震颤加州的地震,只不过是未来某场特大灾变(cataclysm)的序幕而已……”
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去读读马克·赖斯纳(Marc Reisner)的《危险之地》(A Dangerous Place)吧,书中设想了旧金山湾区另一大主要断层系统——海沃德断层(Hayward Fault)发生大地震的超震撼场景。https://www.worldcat.org/title/dangerous-place-californias-u... 它的……
Read A Dangerous Place by Marc Reisner for a pretty fascinating scenario of a major quake on the SF Bay Area's other major fault system, the Hayward Fault. https://www.worldcat.org/title/dangerous-place-californias-u... Its…
建议你找来读读约翰·麦克菲(John McPhee)的《控制自然》(The Control of Nature)、布莱恩·哈登(Blaine Harden)的《失去的河流》(A River Lost),以及马克·赖斯纳的《卡迪拉克沙漠》(Cadillac Desert)和《危险之地》,任意一本或全读都行。
I invite you to find yourself a copy of any or all of The Control of Nature by John McPhee, A River Lost by Blaine Harden, and Marc Reisner's books Cadillac Desert and A Dangerous Place.
不光是农业用地,还有加州水利工程和渡槽,它们既供给洛杉矶也供给南加州的农业。马克·赖斯纳的书《危险之地》探讨了海沃德断层(就是沿着旧金山湾东部海岸线延伸的那条断层)发生大地震的设想,其核心主题之一就是加州三角洲的大规模堤防溃决,而且……
Not just ag land, but the California Water Project and Aqueduct, which feeds both Los Angeles and SoCal agriculture. One of the major themes of Mark Reisner's book A Dangerous Place, which explores the scenario of a major Hayward Fault earthquake (that's the fault running along the San Francisco Bay's eastern shoreline) would be massive levee failures in the California Delta, and…
……7 级相当于加州有记录以来一些最大地震的规模,包括 1906 年的旧金山大地震。这会在震中 100 多英里范围内造成广泛破坏。马克·赖斯纳在《危险之地》(2003)中详细描述了海沃德断层发生 7 级地震的影响,由于对三角洲和中央……的依赖,影响将远远超出该地区本身,波及南加州。
…7 is the scale of some of the largest quakes recorded in California, including the 1906 San Francisco quake. This would create widespread damage within 100+ miles of the epicentre. Marc Reisner's A Dangerous Place (2003) includes a detailed description of impacts of a mag 7 quake along the Hayward fault, which would extend well beyond the immediate region into Southern California due to reliance on delta and Central…