North Korean nuclear facilities are dangerous, primitive and expose humans to radiation, but they still pose a threat in empowering the isolated nation to produce nuclear weapons, according to a paper from the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Crumbling concrete, broken windows and a forlorn and lonely atmosphere hang over the nuclear facility at Yongbyon, according to Jon B. Wolfsthal, senior fellow with the CSIS International Security Program, in a paper released this month giving his own views. He…
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