California Fault
Landscape changes
Geographical perception
Earthquakes
Human geography
New York Times reviewed
Social life and customs
History
California has seduced millions with its breathtaking beauty and rich resources. For decades it symbolized the good life: perfect weather, spectacular beaches, agricultural bounty, limitless opportunity, endless optimism. To Clarke it had always promised "a new start, a kinder providence, a rebirth …
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