Stretching across roughly 1,550 square kilometers (600 square miles) in southeastern Washington, the Hanford Site was set up ...

Today, an estimated 56 million gallons of radioactive waste remains at Hanford, much of it in storage tanks that are known to be leaking. Considering that the site sits near the Columbia River, about ...

and his team may already have its sights on Hanford. A more than 900-page document known as Project 2025, seen as a conservative policy roadmap for the new president, mentions Washington state by ...

and his team may already have its sights on Hanford. A more than 900-page document known as Project 2025, seen as a conservative policy roadmap for the new president, mentions Washington state by ...

The Hanford Site, located along the Columbia River in southern Washington ... The site was created during the Manhattan Project and was active from 1943-88 to produce plutonium.

An curved arrow pointing right. Radioactive waste has been leaking from a storage tank at Hanford Site — a nuclear waste storage facility in Washington State — since at least 2011. In an ...

Nichols as deputy district engineer and subsequently as district engineer of the Manhattan ... or in Washington at least once a week. We both were traveling about 4 or 5 days a week covering slightly ...

In the late 1990s, Washington's then-governor, Gary Locke, called Hanford "an underground Chernobyl waiting to happen," the Associated Press reported. As part of the Manhattan Project, Hanford ...

In response to the article “Project eyes conditions for black workers at Hanford” (Oct. 16): While there were only 27 blacks living in Pasco in 1940, approximately 15,000 worked at Hanford ...

The National Park Service and REACH Museum have collaborated on a new exhibit, "Migration to Community: Latinos/as at Hanford and the Tri-Cities," according to an announcement from the museum. It will ...