Episode 706
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- Hanford Environment
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- The Hanford Nuclear Reservation, where atomic bombs were developed, has remained off-limits to human beings. It's home to the largest undisturbed grassland in the country, an ecological treasure preserving animals and plants.
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- Snow Pack
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- Over 100 different sites in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest are rigged up with monitoring equipment that sends information about snow and rainfall into a central database. A range of officials uses the information to manage water usage and warn when flood conditions threaten.
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- Forest Fire Lookouts
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- Earlier in the century, sentinels were posted at fire lookouts to keep watch for forest fires. Only a few of the tall wooden towers survive, and fans hope to restore and save the historic structures.
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- Field Journal Blog
- Industrial Meadows?
- by Vince Patton | 03/18/2010
- Would it be possible to convert thousands of acres of industrial rooftops in Portland into lush meadows without tearing the buildings down? Dusty George thinks you can. He’s the President of the European Federation of Green Roof Associations. You’d still see warehouses through your windshield as you drive through industrial areas. But birds [...]
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