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Woodside's $40m grazing land acquisition in NSW fuels carbon offset strategy

Gas giant Woodside invests in native planting for carbon reduction

Woodside's $40m grazing land acquisition in NSW fuels carbon offset strategy

Woodside has splashed out $40 million on four sheep and cattle farms in southern NSW, aiming to convert them into carbon offset projects. The acquisitions are part of a broader strategy to balance emissions...

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