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SX Tank Farm at Hanford Nuclear Reservation The SX Tank Farm at Hanford Nuclear Reservation, near Yakima, Wash., is shown under construction in this 1953 file photo. Scientists have discovered bacteria living in the toxic sediment beneath underground tanks that have leaked radioactive waste at the Hanford nuclear reservation, home to some of the most highly contaminated soil in the world. Keywords: Hanford Reservation, Richland, Washington

SX Tank Farm at Hanford Nuclear Reservation

The SX Tank Farm at Hanford Nuclear Reservation, near Yakima, Wash., is shown under construction in this 1953 file photo. Scientists have discovered bacteria living in the toxic sediment beneath underground tanks that have leaked radioactive waste at the Hanford nuclear reservation, home to some of the most highly contaminated soil in the world.

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Filename:pict336.jpg
Album name:Rennhack / Hanford
Rating (2 votes):11111
Keywords:Hanford / Reservation, / Richland, / Washington
Credits:AP Photo/Courtesy Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, File
Filesize:36 KiB
Date added:Sep 16, 2005
Dimensions:512 x 356 pixels
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