Ep. 27 The Green Run
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Ep. 27 The Green Run
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In 1949, the U.S. government secretly released the largest single dose of radioactive iodine in Hanford's history over Washington and Oregon — and classified it for 37 years. This episode traces the Cold War panic that caused it, exactly where it happened along Highway 240, and the decades-long fight for accountability that followed. #Hanford #GreenRun #TrueCrime #PacificNorthwest
SOURCED REFERENCES
- U.S. Department of Energy, "The Green Run" (Hanford.gov / energy.gov article, updated 2023)
- National Park Service, Manhattan Project National Historical Park — "The Green Run"
- Eastern Washington University Archives, "The Green Run" exhibit, Hanford Nuclear Historic Park Stories
- Wikipedia, "Green Run" (cross-check only — verify against primary sources above before recording)
- Hanford Health Information Network / Technical Steering Panel, Hanford Environmental Dose Reconstruction Project (NCBI Bookshelf)
- Associated Press via KOMO News, "Massive Hanford downwinders case is closing"
- Grist.org, coverage of 9th Circuit downwinders appeal
- Undark / Cancer Health, book review of "The Hanford Plaintiffs" by Trisha Pritikin
- Atomic Heritage Foundation / National Museum of Nuclear Science & History, "Hanford Downwinders' Struggle for Justice"
- Washington State Route 240 / Hanford Site geography: Wikipedia, WSDOT route descriptions, AARoads guide