These effects will damage San Francisco and the people living there. San Francisco is located in the ring of fire, which is a ring of volcanoes and earthquakes around the Pacific Ocean as a result of heavier ocean plates beneath continent plates it is the most active area in the world. Since San Francisco is located in the ring of fire this would mean that more are earthquakes and volcanoes are bound to happen. .
Tokyo, Japan .
Brel Incorporate has chosen Tokyo as the second most dangerous place to put G Enterprise. The reason for this is because they have active earthquakes which occur very often at a 5.4 magnitude. In 1923 the great Japan earthquake hit, it was considered the worst natural disaster to ever strike there. Which was later followed by a 40 foot high tsunami, this later turned into a fire and starting burning down houses, buildings, and people. The whole city has now been rebuilt and then had again happened in 2011 another earthquake struck. After the earthquake, a few minutes later, a tsunami struck and then a fire. Both incidents that happened in 1923 and 2011 had both occurred the same way. After these dramatic hits there are millions dead, thousands injured and many more homeless. Everyone is now traumatized of the incidents that happened. Although Tokyo has had these two major earthquakes followed by massive tsunamis, it still doesn't compare to what has happened in San Francisco, with the major earthquakes. .
Tokyo has converging plate boundaries, which can occur when two plates crash into each other. When and ocean plate collides with a continent plate, the heavier ocean plates are pushing down under the lighter continent plates, trenches are the deepest part of the ocean floor and are created by subduction. This is resulting in exploding volcanoes and earthquakes. .
Brel incorporated has chosen this as the second most dangerous due to the explanation above. These are safer than San Francisco but still not the safest place to place the factory for G Enterprise Iceland Brel Incorporate has chosen Iceland as the third most dangerous place to put G Enterprise because they have 35 active volcanoes in Iceland.
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