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Plutonium is a heavy, radioactive, man-made, metallic element used in the production of nuclear energy.

North Korea destroyed the most visible symbol of its nuclear weapons program Friday in a sign of its commitment to stop making plutonium for atomic bombs.

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North Korea has destroyed a highly visible tower at a facility where officials acknowledge they extracted plutonium to build nuclear weapons, according to reports. b. korea destroys nuclear reactor tower; m. korea destroys nuclear…

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SEOUL, South Korea - It took years of talks, coddling and concessions to prod North Korea to step back from its decades-long effort to make atomic weapons, leading to Friday’s dramatic destruction of its nuclear reactor cooling tower. …

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North Korea destroyed the most visible symbol of its nuclear weapons program Friday, blasting apart the cooling tower at its main atomic reactor in a sign of its commitment to stop making plutonium for atomic bombs.

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North Korea declared that it had slightly more plutonium than it had previously admitted. But the declaration falls short of the full accounting that the administration had sought, since it omits any information about North Korea’s …

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“Without this facility, the reactor can’t operate and can’t produce more plutonium for weapons.” North Korea has been under watchful eyes concerning their nuclear weapons program. On Thursday they handed over to China a 60 page …

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North Korea demolished the cooling tower of its only nuclear reactor today in a gesture of its willingness to end its plutonium weapons programme. The demolition is one of a series of recent concessions and disclosures by the republic. …

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Steam spewing from the tower meant that the North’s main nuclear reactor was operating to make plutonium. Scratch one member of the Axis of Evil off the list. Could Obama do the same with Iran, or would it only be OK if a Republican …

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