Hidden On Page 68,811 Of The Federal Registry Is A Proposal To Sell Off America’s Public Lands To Wall Street

"They are looking at this and seeing not just 1,000,000,000,000 of dollars of economic value. They're seeing quadrillion of dollars of economic value”


Hidden On Page 68,811 Of The Federal Registry Is A Proposal To Sell Off America’s Public Lands To Wall Street, Including Our National Parks

“We’ve seen a lot of people ask why we are seeing so many closures of our public lands. You can find the answer on page 68,811 of the Federal Register, where there is a proposal to basically sell off our public lands to Wall Street.

Page 68,811 of the federal register in the year 2023, the year we're in, which was published on October 4, 2023, page 68,811, you find that the New York Stock Exchange is working with the Securities and Exchange Commission to create a rule to allow for the creation of a new type a company called a natural asset company. And what is it that a natural asset company is gonna do, might you ask? Well, they will hold the rights these are corporations that will hold the rights to the ecological performance produced by natural or working areas, such as national reserves, which is public lands, or large scale farmlands, and have the authority to manage the areas. So that means the public land management agencies won't be managing these areas anymore. It's these Natural asset companies will be the ones with the authority to manage the areas for conservation, restoration, or sustainable management.

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