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The Biden Administration has unveiled a slew of Earth Day actions, including a first look at how they plan to support the growing national debt by monetizing natural processes....
Media Coordinates “Climate Crisis” Narrative In February 2022, the Associated Press (AP) announced its “climate journalism initiative” to “enhance the global understanding of...
The bill specifically prohibits Natural Asset Companies from (1) purchasing or leasing state lands, (2) owning or managing a conservation lease or purchasing a lease or ecosystem services on federal lands within the state…
This week, a group known as Accountable.US, named American Stewards of Liberty as the most effective organization working to stop Biden’s 30x30 Land Grab. Who is Accountable.us?...
On March 7th, The House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations held an oversight hearing on Biden’s strategy for natural capital accounting scheme, the...
U.S. Representative Mark Green (TN-07), Chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, and Representative Harriet Hageman (WY-AL) introduced the Protect America’s Lands Act to...
The New York Times (NYT) has picked up the torch of the defeated Natural Asset Companies. In an article entitled “Nature Has Value. Could We Literally Invest in It?,” published February 18th, the news outlet asserts that “‘Natural asset companies’ would put a market price on improving ecosystems, rather than on destroying them.”
Justin Bis, director of the Financial Fairness Alliance (FFA), stated that the “elites” have not conceded defeat, despite the withdrawal of the Natural Asset Company (NAC) proposal. In a recent opinion piece penned for the Washington Examiner, Bis claimed that the new concept of “Ecosystem Accounting” is their next move, an approach he criticizes as being based on misleading statistics rather than factual data.
“Justin Bis said, “In this Orwellian world, fueled by fuzzy numbers and misleading statistics, accounting is no longer a recording and analysis of facts, it is an appendage of the state ready to justify anything”, said Justin Bis.
CO2 Should Be Celebrated, Not Captured A group known as the CO2 Coalition has just issued a report concluding carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are at an all-time low and instead of...
Major Banks Form the Net-Zero Banking Alliance To ‘Transition’ Agriculture Operations Six of the nation’s largest banks have joined in the “Net-Zero Banking Alliance” (NZBA) to...
Last week in Washington D.C, American Stewards of Liberty personally presented three of the four “NAC Stopped” awards recognizing key...
The States of Nebraska and Kansas have taken on the task of prohibiting the formation of and/or prevent the ability of Natural Asset Companies to do business within their states....
The House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations will be holding a hearing today to examine the Biden Administration’s strategy to create “Natural Capital...
NAC Stopped - Here’s how we Slayed the NAC Giant On January 17, 2024, when the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) issued its statement that the New York Stock Exchange had...
“Farmers are currently compensated for producing commodity crops but not for producing clean air, water, healthy food, soil, a stable climate, or wildlife habitat (collectively, natural assets and ecosystem services). Yet producing these essential goods and services and managing resources wisely is as valuable or perhaps even more valuable, than food production.”
The recent Natural Asset Company scam that we stopped as of January 17th has brought forward another critical issue that directly affects landowners. With the passage of the...
As we reported on Wednesday, the Securities and Exchange Commission withdrew their proposed rule to create Natural Asset Companies with no explanation or discussion. In one...
Today, the Securities and Exchange Commission withdrew the proposed rule to approve the creation of “Natural Asset Companies” on Wall Street.
This is a MAJOR VICTORY!! We were the first to identify this threat and alert key policy makers at the local, state and federal level. Together we developed a full court press that culminated in today’s victory!
esterday, House Committee on Natural Resources Chairman Bruce Westerman (R-Ark.) and Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations Chairman Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) led a letter to U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Gary Gensler and Director Haoxiang Zhu, seeking information on a proposed rule change to permit the listing of Natural Asset Companies (NACs) on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
On January 9, 2024, Attorneys General for 25 states filed public comments to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) opposing the proposed rule to create Natural Asset...
This is the second time the SEC has delayed approving NACs. Importantly, with their latest notice, they are instituting proceedings requiring the applicants (New York Stock Exchange and Intrinsic Exchange Group) to show that NACs do not violate Securities law. This is a major victory for the property rights movement.
Opposing “Natural Asset Companies”! Excellent webinar!
Late on December 21st, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a pre-publication notice that they are “instituting proceedings” and re-opening the comment period on their proposed rule to approve the creation of “Natural Asset Companies” (NACs).
This is a major victory for American’s and our property rights!
U.S. House Financial Services Committee Abdicates Article I Oversight of SEC Rule to create Natural Asset Companies (NACs).
Thirty-one U.S. House Members signed the letter demanding they rescind the NAC proposed rule and reopen the comment period. Given the short window to sign on, this is a great response!
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