绿色和平组织成员登上位于西澳大利亚西北海岸外海约375公里处的伍德赛德斯卡伯勒浮式生产平台，导致这一价值125亿美元的项目作业被迫中断。1四名活动人士占据了这座7万吨重的浮式生产单元，展示标语要求"停止伍德赛德肮脏天然气，拯救斯科特礁"。1绿色和平组织声称将"尽可能长时间占据该平台"。1
该组织的抗议针对伍德赛德提议的浏览项目可能对斯科特礁造成的生态威胁，该礁石是濒危儒艮鲸鱼的栖息地。1浏览项目是澳大利亚最大的未开发海上天然气资源，总价值约370亿美元，而斯卡伯勒项目当前的完成度已达98%。1伍德赛德方面声称浏览项目在75米水深以上不会与礁石有物理接触。1
澳大利亚保护基金会也已介入此事，于6月对该项目提起法律诉讼，担忧其碳排放将加剧气候变化。1
Greenpeace activists have occupied Woodside's Scarborough floating production platform off the coast of Western Australia, forcing operations on the $12.5 billion project to pause 1. Four activists boarded the 70,000-tonne platform, which sits approximately 375 kilometers from the northwest coast of Western Australia, and displayed a banner reading "Stop Woodside dirty gas. Save Scott Reef" 1.
The protest targets Woodside's proposed Browse project, which the environmental group claims poses risks to Scott Reef, a habitat for endangered dugongs and whales 1. Greenpeace stated it would occupy the platform for "as long as possible" 1. The Browse project, valued at approximately $37 billion, represents Australia's largest undeveloped offshore natural gas resource 1. Woodside maintains that the Browse project will not make physical contact with the reef in water depths above 75 meters 1.
The Scarborough platform is nearly 98 percent complete 1. The Australian Conservation Foundation has pursued legal challenges against the project since June, citing concerns about its contribution to climate change through carbon emissions 1.
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