you missed the Hanford tour again this month, today and tomorrow. Hopefully, you will get another chance later in the summer by checking this Hanford Web site for tour updates. Believe it or not ...

Another month of tours of historic B Reactor on the Hanford nuclear site will be offered before tours close at least through 2025. Once construction starts, possibly as soon as August, tours will ...

The public will get a chance to tour B Reactor, the main attraction of the Manhattan Project National Historical Park’s Hanford site, before it is shut down for repairs later this year.

according to the tour's safety sheet. As many as 15,000 people visit the National Historical Park at Hanford each year. Most visitors to the site don't need to wear dosimeters or other special ...

Tour guide Terry Andre explains how big the Hanford site is before visitors take a tour of B Reactor in 2022. The Hanford site is 586 square miles in area. Amanda Snyder / Cascade PBS But Project ...

This is the Hanford site. During World War II ... The two-day event includes a guided boat tour of the Reach and educational presentations about the clean-up. It continues the work of Jim ...

The budget proposal released Friday calls for the Hanford nuclear site in Eastern Washington to receive funding at the same level as the current fiscal year. It’s the only Department of Energy ...

What's now the Hanford radioactive cleanup site in Washington state was long ... Nation high school and college age youth get off two tour buses. UNIDENTIFIED PERSON: Hello. Hello (laughter).

In the site's early days, plutonium would be sent from Hanford to the Los Alamos Laboratory in New Mexico, where Manhattan Project scientists would use it in the development of atomic weapons.

We get a tour of the tank farm from Karthik Subramanian ... in partnership with Northwest Public Broadcasting, to talk about the Hanford Site. Fifty-six million gallons of radioactive waste ...

The pre-Manhattan Project tours, which take about four hours, include bus transportation and a short walking tour at each site. To register for tours through September go to tours.hanford.gov ...