A South Korean government-run agency plans to push forward with an inter-Korean cooperation project to investigate pollution in North Korean mining areas and ways to re-purpose its by-products.
The South-North Korea Exchanges and Cooperation Support Association is seeking a subcontractor for the research, which will examine ways to mitigate environmental contamination.
A South Korean government-run agency plans to push forward with an inter-Korean cooperation project to investigate pollution in North Korean mining areas and ways to re-purpose its by-products.
The South-North Korea Exchanges and Cooperation Support Association is seeking a subcontractor for the research, which will examine ways to mitigate environmental contamination.
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