SRS News

This little tadpole is hanging out in one of SRS's bodies of water, just waiting to turn into a frog! You can... http://fb.me/1HX84uL9n 

Our neighbors from the communities surrounding SRS were recently mailed the 2017 SRS Community Preparedness... http://fb.me/3vARC9BTj 

In a first for U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management, SRS's managing and operating... http://fb.me/1GeYxQ0kM 

Civil Air Patrol, June 1953: Many Savannah River Plant employees were members of the National Guard and military... http://fb.me/1QROVse2P 

For the first time since 1999, this tank farm at the Savannah River Site (SRS), and another a few miles away,... http://fb.me/1BxXfxME3 

The CSRA is expecting wintry precipitation starting as early as Friday night, Jan. 6, continuing through Monday,... http://fb.me/18y6P5SlZ 

SRP Locksmith, December 1964: The Savannah River Plant locksmith maintained about 32,000 locks, including around... http://fb.me/4VVSPD1lv 

Click on the link below for the 2017 safety and security message from SRS as we kick off the New Year. Working... http://fb.me/1Lkp1fpcP 

This pretty purple gallinule hangs out at a pond on SRS. The gallinule is big, brightly colored and noisy. It has... http://fb.me/56nEDpDn8 

SRNL continues to help meet the nation's manufacturing challenges by partnering with the AIChE and Georgia Tech... http://fb.me/1qIZJKqDg 

SRS wishes you a Safe, Secure and Happy New Year! http://fb.me/7vGu1o9JM 

Check out what's in the “EM Update on Savannah River Site … EM sites reduced operating costs by more than $100... http://fb.me/7NCtFaQvR 

The Department of Energy's (DOE) Savannah River Site (SRS) liquid waste contractor, Savannah River Remediation... http://fb.me/IaeONTE1 

Mini Mixer Settler, April 1965: Savannah River Lab scientists research a mini mixer-settler. While the... http://fb.me/17gQUZOyQ 

“This year was one of measurable progress and sustained success for SRS, capped off with completion of... http://fb.me/8aHnISFjN 

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Concrete Pour in K Reactor, August 1953: Around 200,000 cubic yards of concrete were used to build each reactor.... http://fb.me/8esB74ndy 

The December edition of SRNS Today is here. Follow the link to read the latest news in the Savannah River Nuclear... http://fb.me/4pHFtRHfZ 

The Savannah River Site badge office and the below Site barricades are closed Friday, Dec. 23, Monday, Dec. 26... http://fb.me/1EV1s4gqQ 

Savannah River National Laboratory's Dr. Simona Hunyadi Murph continues to bring her experiences and expertise to... http://fb.me/2TP0Btbll