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Queensland carbon-negative soil project issued record number of credit units
Friday 29 Sep 23 10:30am
They look like any other cattle strolling through a grassy paddock in Queensland, but beneath their hooves the soil is doing more than producing feed. It is helping to fight climate change.
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