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Characterization of hydrofacies in the 300 Area, Hanford Nuclear Reservation, Washington

, 1988
Greg D. Naugle
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THERMAL PROPERTIES OF GABLE MOUNTAIN BASALT CORES HANFORD NUCLEAR RESERVATION

, 1978
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Heidegger and Being at the Hanford Reservation: Standing Reserve, Enframing, and Environmental Communication Theory

Environmental Communication, 2007
This essay examines the potential of Heidegger's phenomenology as a foundation for environmental communication theory, emphasizing his critiques of modern science, technology, humanism, and metaphysics. A phenomenological approach to environmental communication provides resources for recognizing metaphysical assumptions that endanger both humans and ...
William J Kinsella
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Nickel-63 in Columbia River sediments below the Hanford Reservation

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 1986
Nickel-63 (t12 = 100 y) has been measured in Columbia River sediments below the Hanford Reservation. The present-day inventory between the confluence of the Snake and Columbia Rivers and the Columbia River mouth is estimated at near 4·6 TBq (∼ 125 Ci). Nickel-59 has not been detected but, if present, the inventory of this long-lived radionuclide (t12 =
T M Beasley
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Fresh leaks plague Hanford Nuclear Reservation

Physics World, 2013
Up to six tanks holding radioactive material at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Richland, Washington, were thought to be leaking last month as employees at the site began to evaluate 14 further tanks that also appeared to have lost liquid.
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Nuclear Boundaries: Material and Discursive Containment at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation

Science As Culture, 2001
William J Kinsella
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Nesting Studies of Canada Geese on the Hanford Reservation, 1953-56

Journal of Wildlife Management, 1959
W C Hanson
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Money for nothing [Hanford nuclear waste reservation]

IEEE Spectrum, 2002
In the desert of eastern Washington State, about 350 km from Seattle, rests more than 200000 m/sup 3/ Of radioactive and chemically hazardous waste. A legacy of over 50 years of nuclear weapons production, the waste is a mix of liquids, solids, sludges, and gases that sits in 177 aging steel tanks.
T.C. Perry, C.R. Abraham
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Transport of Radioactive Materials by Jackrabbits on the Hanford Reservation

Health Physics, 1975
T P, O'Farrell, R O, Gilbert
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90Sr and 137Cs in Coyote Scats From the Hanford Reservation

Health Physics, 1979
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