By bike, then boat across Bass Strait. How a wool producer is trying to go zero-carbon one bag at a time
2022-05-17 20:17
In a bid to cut emissions, 30 kilograms of wool will be cycled and sailed more than 1,000 kilometres across Bass Strait to be delivered to a Victorian suit maker.
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