Agri ESG Related to SEC Commodities Plan

Thought this might be of interest to some people on this site:

" In September of 2022 the United States Department of Agriculture, without congressional approval or oversight, announced they were spending $3.1 Billion dollars to implement Partnerships for Climate Smart Commodities Projects. This money has since been handed over to some the country’s largest agriculture corporations, associations, and universities."

" In March of 2022 the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced plans to force all publicly traded companies to submit an ESG report. ESG stands for Environmental, Social, Governance. It is a program designed by the United Nations and implemented by the worlds largest investment firms. It is a program designed to create a partnership between the government and corporations to control the lives of citizens, through the guise of environmentalism, and equality."

" The pushback came from the fact that scope 3 would force small farmers who supply publicly traded companies, to calculate their greenhouse gases and submit their own report. Something they were unprepared to do. "

"So if you were a government official who wanted to track farms and ranches greenhouse gases and then force them to adopt certain conservation practices, whether they could afford those practices or not, then these projects would be exactly what you would need to get the ball rolling. "

Long past time for people like us to get some influence locally and at the state level so we can organize to ignore or even push back against such federal overreach. I’m pretty sure none of us are on the list of 500m people that will remain on earth after their plans come to fruition.

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Creating jobs and job security for loyal technocrats….

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