NGOs call for transparency on carbon deal with S’pore firm


KOTA KINABALU: Details of a carbon sales deal signed between the state government and a Singapore-based company should be made public, say conservationists in Sabah.

World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Malaysia said the details of the Nature Conservation Agreement (NCA) must be made public to put the concerns of all parties to rest.

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