Delaying carbon credit deal will cost Sabah billions, says Kitingan’s aide


KOTA KINABALU: Critics of the proposed Nature Conservation Agreement (NCA) are urged to support the move as Sabah is facing significant losses if there are continued delays to cash in on carbon credit sales.

Anuar Ghani, political secretary to Deputy Chief Minister I Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey Kitingan, contended that Sabah could potentially lose RM8mil each day the NCA’s implementation was held back.

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