Creation of Natural Asset Companies Threatens Rural America

The new SEC proposal to create natural asset companies poses a severe threat to rural America. These companies aim to monetize natural processes, such as clean air and water, and place an arbitrary economic value on them. This could lead to the permanent halt of essential activities like grazing, mineral extraction, and modern agriculture. The proposal also curtails recreational access and has the potential to be exploited by hostile nations. The New York Stock Exchange is pushing for this new category of companies, which would allow traders to profit from these natural assets. The implications of this proposal include increased food prices, restricted access to public lands, and the potential for foreign control over America's natural resources. It is crucial for legislators and individuals to voice their opposition to this proposal during the public comment period.