[PROCON]

I don't live too far from there, but not currently on my bucket list.

[fieldmarshaldj]

"They won't be allowed anywhere near the nation's largest collection of toxic radioactive waste."

Washington, DC ?

[gundog]

Seen any green bunnies?

[ColdOne]

Not on my bucket list either. When gov says something is safe......well you know.

[Spunky]

I have lived here almost all of my life. Not worried in the least. My daughter and husband took a tour of the B Reactor this summer. Took lots of pictures and it was very interesting. My husband and I hope to take a tour this coming year.

[Steely Tom]

Someday I hope to take the tour of B reactor.

[SW6906]

"The intention of the park is to tell the full and complex and convoluted story," Jenkins said. That story is still being developed, but will certainly include a Japanese perspective, he said.

Yup, gotta slip a little liberalism in there, don't we....

[catnipman]

Sadly enough, "plutonium-free" is not what most people thinks it means.

Still, there'll be fun things to do for all family members, no matter what their age:

[Blood of Tyrants]

Really? Where? I have friends in Moses Lake.

[hinckley buzzard]

Hanford is a large preserve today, mostly undisturbed by human intervention. It is original shrub-steppe prairie, an ecological niche in arid eastern Washington, and adjacent to sensitive Indian lands such as Rattlesnake Mountain. There is already a nice Visitors Center in Richland that displays memorabilia and history of the Manhattan Project and Hanford's role in it.