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Environment
Andrea Hayward

Woodside Browse claims 'certifiable'

Gas from Woodside's proposed Browse project would go to the North-West Shelf Karratha plant. (Rebecca Le May/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Woodside's claim that its proposed Browse mega-gas project off Western Australia's coast aligns with the Paris climate targets is not just alarming but "certifiably insane", climate investment activists say.

The Perth-headquartered energy giant released a 1668-page environmental impact statement for the proposed Browse to North West Shelf project on Thursday, in line with requirements by the Australian Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water.

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