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Woodside Energy has scrapped its long-term emissions and clean energy targets, abandoning a $US5bn commitment to invest in new energy products like hydrogen by 2030. The decision, coming after a 27% surge in sales profit to $1.67bn ($A2.33bn), signals a stark doubling down on fossil fuels as windfall oil profits outweigh climate ambitions.
A broader corporate retreat from climate action is underway, with former ACCC chief Graeme Samuel attributing the shift to investor...
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