Ep 5: Concerns of future generations

See Hanford issues through the eyes of students f…

An episode of the Down by the River: Stories of Hanford podcast, hosted by WPSR, titled "Ep 5: Concerns of future generations" was published on May 17, 2016 and runs 29 minutes.

May 17, 2016 ·29m · Down by the River: Stories of Hanford

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Summary

See Hanford issues through the eyes of students from University of Washington. With cleanup at Hanford expected to last until at least 2060, it is imperative that younger generations get involved. This episode WPSR worked with students at the University of Washington. They researched, wrote, recorded, and edited stories on Hanford’s leaking tanks, the federal response to cleanup, nuclear safety procedures, waste management, and family life in Richland.

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See Hanford issues through the eyes of students from University of Washington. With cleanup at Hanford expected to last until at least 2060, it is imperative that younger generations get involved. This episode WPSR worked with students at the University of Washington. They researched, wrote, recorded, and edited stories on Hanford’s leaking tanks, the federal response to cleanup, nuclear safety procedures, waste management, and family life in Richland.

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