SRS Delays Bringing Nonessential Employees Back to Work as Irma Hits

The Savannah River Site has delayed opening its gates to nonessential personnel at least another 12 hours as the Aiken, S.C., area where the site is located deals with impacts of Hurricane Irma.
The Department of Energy first reported on Saturday that it would…

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