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Sealord investing $10 million in Māori-led carbon forestry offsetting

Monday 4 Sep 23 10:45am

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Fishing giant Sealord is investing $10 million over the next ten years in a carbon offsetting programme that it says will develop underutilised Te Arawa land in the Rotorua region into permanent forest.

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