Remote Australian town wrestles with nuclear future

Photo taken on May 17, 2018, shows rain water tanks at Kimba Area School, each decorated by children with murals reflecting life in the town, which is split over a plan to build a nuclear waste facility on agricultural land. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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