"Natural Asset Corporations (NACs). As Unlimited Hangout previously reported, NACs create corporations that take control of natural assets that were previously part of the “commons,” such as forests, rivers and lakes, and then sell shares of those assets to Wall Street asset managers, sovereign wealth funds and other financial institutions in order to generate profit under the guise of “conserving” the asset they target."
people want energy at cheap prices but don't want the infrastructure in "their gardens". Its ok if its in someone else's garden though. Maybe suggest solar farms and they'll complain, suggest nuclear power and they'll complain, suggest dams and they'll complain, suggest bigger and more power stations and they'll complain. They are just attention seeking and being difficult looking to make life difficult for everyone else
but this avenue is not going to be any cheaper. that's the point. and it's not good for the environment. it's only good for big business. and it's at a huge cost to mother nature.
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"Natural Asset Corporations (NACs). As Unlimited Hangout previously reported, NACs create corporations that take control of natural assets that were previously part of the “commons,” such as forests, rivers and lakes, and then sell shares of those assets to Wall Street asset managers, sovereign wealth funds and other financial institutions in order to generate profit under the guise of “conserving” the asset they target."
people want energy at cheap prices but don't want the infrastructure in "their gardens". Its ok if its in someone else's garden though. Maybe suggest solar farms and they'll complain, suggest nuclear power and they'll complain, suggest dams and they'll complain, suggest bigger and more power stations and they'll complain. They are just attention seeking and being difficult looking to make life difficult for everyone else
but this avenue is not going to be any cheaper. that's the point. and it's not good for the environment. it's only good for big business. and it's at a huge cost to mother nature.