Today marks the end of Hispanic Heritage Month, a month that celebrates & acknowledges the contributions of those of Hispanic descent. This is a reminder to our followers that we have a Hanford Story Map in Spanish as we promote inclusivity across the board!

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If you missed our Let's Talk About Hanford event where we covered History, you can watch it on our YouTube channel here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOQp...

Visit our website for more information on everything Let's Talk About Hanford: ecology.wa.gov/waste-toxics...

October 12 - 18 is Earth Science week.
Did you know that many Ecology employees have different degrees in science? These degrees range everywhere from geology, meteorology, climatology, oceanography all the way to environmental sciences.
This week we celebrate studying our planet!

The TPA sets out the framework for how the agencies work together to cleanup Hanford and sets enforceable deadlines. Ecology is responsible for regulating chemical and hazardous waste cleanup under the Resource Conservation & Recovery Act.

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This series of images show workers loading a radioactive sample on red wagons back in the early 1950s. The samples needed to be transported to a different facility for analysis. #TBT

🫎The Hanford Site is home to a diverse range of wildlife.
🫎Some wildlife has adapted to this unique environment.
🫎Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect these species and their habitats. #ScenicSpotlight

Fire Prevention Week is observed Oct. 5 - 11. During this week, people of all ages learn about fire safety & ways to prevent fires.

This historical photo displays a fire emergency drill @ the Hanford Site back in the 1950s. Fire prevention week is a good reminder that fire awareness is important!

Learn more about #Hanford history and current cleanup on our website

ecology.wa.gov/waste-toxics... #HanfordFacts

Dance shows at the site were a common activity to keep employees engaged in afterhours activities. However, these activities were also segregated. #TBT

Curious about the biggest cleanup in the world?

Take a look back in history by checking out this playlist, part 4 coming soon! 👀

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