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TIMBER! 🌳 Historic Hanford Exhaust Stack Comes Down Safely Big changes along the Columbia River! Hanford crews led by the Department of Energy and Central Plateau Cleanup Company safely demolished a 175-foot-tall exhaust stack at the former K West Reactor. 🚧 This marks another milestone in our commitment to cleanup, as we move forward with removing legacy facilities and shrinking the site’s industrial footprint. It took precision planning, teamwork and expertise to bring down this historic str

TIMBER! 🌳 Historic Hanford Exhaust Stack Comes Down Safely Big changes along the Columbia River! Hanford crews led by the Department of Energy and Central Plateau Cleanup Company safely demolished a 175-foot-tall exhaust stack at the former K West Reactor. 🚧 This marks another milestone in our commitment to cleanup, as we move forward with removing legacy facilities and shrinking the site’s industrial footprint. It took precision planning, teamwork and expertise to bring down this historic str

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From bombs to glass: Hanford site can now transform nuclear waste

From bombs to glass: Hanford site can now transform nuclear waste

Video: Hanford site implosion

Video: Hanford site implosion

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State declares 'major milestone' at Hanford nuclear site

State declares 'major milestone' at Hanford nuclear site

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From bombs to glass: Hanford site can now transform nuclear waste

From bombs to glass: Hanford site can now transform nuclear waste

The Hanford Site is making history every day, driven by more than 10,000 passionate individuals. There are many rewarding opportunities at Hanford. You can make a valuable contribution to our mission and our community; consider being a part of our #OneHanford team. For current opportunities with the Department of Energy at Hanford, check out https://www.usajobs.gov | Hanford Site

The Hanford Site is making history every day, driven by more than 10,000 passionate individuals. There are many rewarding opportunities at Hanford. You can make a valuable contribution to our mission and our community; consider being a part of our #OneHanford team. For current opportunities with the Department of Energy at Hanford, check out https://www.usajobs.gov | Hanford Site

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Behind 'Hanford' the film and Richland's history

Behind 'Hanford' the film and Richland's history

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Fireside Chat About The Hanford Story

Watch: How The Hanford Tunnel Failed

Hanford’s Double Legacy: Innovation and Contamination

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#ThrowbackThursday: In 2017, Hanford workers safely removed a landmark from the site skyline with the demolition of the ventilation stack at the Plutonium Finishing Plant. PFP was the last stop for plutonium production at the Hanford Site, and the 200-foot-high stack serviced the plant for all of its 68-year history. | Hanford Site

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Hanford site stack removed

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Hanford history from 1880s preserved in new book by local woman

It’s been 80 years since the world’s first industrial-scale nuclear reactor went live at Hanford

Hanford's Carnegie Museum reopens to public with variety of exhibits

We thought your feed could use one more post of the Northern Lights. Check out these gorgeous shots from the Hanford Site. Spot the reactor! ✨🌙 | Hanford Site

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The Hanford site was a secret facility built in the 1940s under the direction of the Manhattan project and had the top secret mission of producing the plutonium used in the atomic bomb that was dropped on Nagasaki. It has been one of the most influential and important facilities in SE Washington and the nation. The plutonium production continued through the Cold War and then the final reactor, the N Reactor which was producing both plutonium and electricity, was decommissioned in the late '80s.

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🚧 From office space to open space. Central Plateau Cleanup Company workers safely removed a 37,000-square-foot office building on the Hanford Site, that supported the former Fast Flux Test Facility. The nuclear research and test reactor operated from 1982 to 1992 before being shut down and placed in long-term monitoring. ▶️Watch the time-lapse video to see how crews are changing the footprint of the Site and reducing risk. | Hanford Site

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Hanford Reactors: The Risky Race for Plutonium | Timeline - World History

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Do you know about the Hanford Nuclear site? This region was established in the early 1940s as a location to develop weapons grade nuclear material for the atomic bombs used in World War II. It continued operation until the 1960s where it was converted into an electrical nuclear plant generating power for the PNW. #wa #washingtonstate #pnw #history #discoverwa #fyp #local #hanford | Pretty Gritty Tours

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Did you know that PNNL’s roots began with the establishment of the Hanford Site in 1943? Tom Brouns, director of our environmental management sector, gives us a history lesson in honor of #60YearsOfPNNL. | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

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Department of Energy relents, prepares to treat nuclear waste at Washington's Hanford site

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From bombs to glass: Hanford site can now transform nuclear waste

Hanford Site welcomes new management for waste cleanup

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Hanford Site cleanup plans move forward, agencies respond to public and tribal feedback

From bombs to glass: Hanford site can now transform nuclear waste

From bombs to glass: Hanford site can now transform nuclear waste

Hanford project remains open during government shutdown

DOE greenlights long-planned Hanford Site nuclear cleanup project

Hanford Nuclear Site's Collapsed Tunnel May Have Gone Unnoticed

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