Title: Looking at liquefaction maps of the Bay Area, it really seems like we&#x27;re in for a huge disaster at some indefinite point in the future. Many buildings are very old, made of brick, and seem unlikely to survive a big earthquake.<p>1. Why is it that we have people working in San Francisco in buildings that we know will likely collapse in a large earthquake?<p>2. How is this legal? How are companies able to ignore the obvious safety implications of having people work inside deathtraps?<p>3. Will the families of workers get paid when workers are inevitably buried under tons of rubble?<p>4. Is there something workers can do to force their companies to provide earthquake life insurance and&#x2F;or move out of unsafe buildings?<p>https:&#x2F;&#x2F;geomaps.wr.usgs.gov&#x2F;sfgeo&#x2F;liquefaction&#x2F;maps.html
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