16-year-old from Brisbane making the case for nuclear energy to tackle climate change

A 16-year-old school boy says he knows how to solve the energy crisis and is lobbying the prime minister to remove the prohibition on nuclear power. Brisbane teen Will Shackel has founded a youth-led organisation called Nuclear for Australia auspol 7NEWS

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