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Video: Let’s Talk About Hanford: Wildlife (Historical) |
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| Publication number |
Date Published |
| 14-05-017 |
August 2014 |
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| Description |
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Despite its reputation as the most contaminated site in the western hemisphere, only about 10 percent of the nearly 600-square-mile Hanford nuclear reservation was contaminated by plutonium production activities. Today, the site is home to healthy populations of deer, elk, coyotes, badgers, birds, and many other animals. |
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Ecology Library at 360-407-6150 or Ecologylibrary@ecy.wa.gov |
| Keywords |
environmental education, Nuclear Waste Program, Columbia River, Hanford |
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