Why did General Leslie Groves, the manager of the Manhattan Project, choose Hanford as the place to make plutonium? Franklin: Well, the choice to make plutonium was a realization that the ...

Participants will board a bus in Richland to reach the Manhattan Project National Historical ... Historic B Reactor building on the Hanford Nuclear Site near Richland, WA in August, 2022 Bob ...

on what would become known as the Hanford Nuclear Reservation. The plutonium refined at the site as part of World War II’s Manhattan Project fueled the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki ...

Donald Trump took office for a second time Monday, 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 ...

The atomic explosion that struck Nagasaki in 1945 can be traced back to the Hanford Site, an unsuspecting desert in Washington state where colossal quantities of radioactive material were produced ...

What is now called PNNL was established in the 1940s for research to support Hanford and the Manhattan Project. Hanford and PNNL workers or their survivors also may be eligible for Washington ...

Will the next presidential administration tinker with the Hanford nuclear reservation ... on what is happening in Clark County, WA and beyond for only Project 2025 sees reclassifying high ...

Faulk was also passionate about saving Hanford’s historic B Reactor, which is now part of the Manhattan Project National Historical Park, in the days when DOE was saying it “was not in the ...

The work was the second phase of a demonstration project to show that at least some Hanford tank waste could be successfully grouted and disposed of offsite. Routinely grouting rather than ...

What is now called PNNL was established in the 1940s for research to support Hanford and the Manhattan Project. Hanford and PNNL workers or their survivors also may be eligible for Washington ...