San Francisco quake anniversary stirs doubts on repeat
On the 67th anniversary of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake geophysicists doubt a future quake can be foretold. Dr William Ellsworth says the San Andreas Fault could unload again, but cannot predict when. The piece recalls the 8.3 magnitude quake and its devastation from Eureka to Salinas with historical context and comparisons.
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Santa Rosa
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