Investigative Journalist Breaks Down Hanford: A Conversation with Joshua Frank

Enjoy the conversation between Columbia Riverkeeper staff and investigative journalist Joshua Frank as they dive into Frank's book "Atomic Days, The Untold Story of the Most Toxic Place in America".
Much of the information about Hanford remains far too technical and secretive for the general public to grasp a full picture of cleanup. “Atomic Days” allows readers an “explosive expose of the most toxic site in the Western Hemisphere” while connecting the risks and debunking the myth of nuclear technology as our answer to the climate crisis.
“Aside from a few feisty community groups and handful of Indigenous activists, there is very little public scrutiny of the [Hanford Nuclear Site] clean-up process…”- Atomic Days
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[@fannybehrens650]

Thank you for this. It's jarring how little penetrates public knowledge about the possibility of this type of disaster.

[@florinoltean34]

2 days I found out about Hanford's darkest secret to your postings and I applaud and respect the educational material . Who really won in Hiroshima Nagasaki? Our Generations are still paying the price

[@karenmelandermagoon2801]

IFRs are supposed to be self maintained and able to solve waste problem

[@karenmelandermagoon2801]

IFr does not need water

[@karenmelandermagoon2801]

What about Alamogordo?