The Rich Listers set to profit from saving the climate
A growing number of wealthy people are investing in ways to make business more sustainable, and therefore more competitive – and profitable. From the upcoming Rich List issue out on Friday, May 28.
Alasdair MacLeod at his property in the NSW Southern Tablelands. Louie Douvis
You wouldn’t know it to look at them, but Alasdair MacLeod’s cows have a superpower. They’re helping to save the planet.
MacLeod, the husband of Rich Lister Prudence MacLeod and the son-in-law of Rupert Murdoch, is the owner of Wilmot Cattle Company, which operates two farms in the New England district of northern NSW.
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