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U.S. team to help North Korea nuclear disabling

Reuters: A team of U.S. experts is heading to North Korea to help ready steps to disable a key nuclear complex, senior U.S. envoy Christopher Hill said in Beijing, where he was due to meet his Pyongyang counterpart.

Posted by Physics Today on October 31, 2007 10:57 AM |

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