The production reactors at the Hanford Site in Washington state leave a complicated environmental legacy. This legacy is created from the interaction between wartime considerations, contemporaneous waste disposal norms, and limited knowledge. The site also changed the Tri-Cities area both during and after the project.STEP Fellowship- Office of Student Life, The Ohio State UniversityUndergraduate Research Scholarship Competition- Arts & Sciences HonorsNo embargoAcademic Major: HistoryAcademic Major: Political Scienc
