Wittenoom
In outback Wittenoom, life is becoming increasingly insular. The government claims this ex-asbestos mining town is polluted, attempting to shut the town down by bulldozing buildings and cutting off power. Now nature is taking over. Yet eight determined residents of the once boom-town remain.
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Dec 05, 2020
Updated
Feb 07, 2022
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#Asbestos
#Australia
#Outback
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