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Simple and vivid, these lines from the poem “Map of Childhood” by Richland poet Kathleen Flenniken allow readers to step into life in the midst of Hanford Nuclear Reservation’s plutonium production.

These kinds of statistics are usually met with either wry smiles or exasperated eyerolls, especially from women (who are very used to the overconfidence of men), but I, for one, am a little envious.