I'll spare you the details of the 15 stocks and the 19 flows of natural capital, the natural cap rate and natural asset ensurance - I have covered it elsewhere.

Core to our work though has been: value the priceless to protect the infinite WHILE being realistic and practical. Frankly, I think we cracked the code. Natural Asset Ensurance does this.

Will do a video for ensurance.wtf soon but this is a major breakthrough and I could not wait to share it!

Natural Cap Rate expresses it:

FLOWS (ESV/yr) = VALUE

STOCKS (real asset) = COST

collapse cost → 0
(no rent, no debt, no flipping, no holding nature hostage)

secure flows → ∞
(instrumental value protects infinite/priceless)

Natural Cap Rate ⇒ ∞
(if infinite is too abstract, real public goods and cash yields can be shown in both in $ and %)

Clear as mud right? It's actually pretty straight forward if approached as for X cost, I/we get Y value, expressed as Z.

$$y/x = z$$

Open for private or public discussions any time on this.

I'll spare you the details of the 15 stocks and the 19 flows of natural capital, the natural cap rate and natural asset ensurance - I have covered it elsewhere.

Core to our work though has been: value the priceless to protect the infinite WHILE being realistic and practical. Frankly, I think we cracked the code. Natural Asset Ensurance does this.

Will do a video for ensurance.wtf soon but this is a major breakthrough and I could not wait to share it!

Natural Cap Rate expresses it:

FLOWS (ESV/yr) = VALUE

STOCKS (real asset) = COST

collapse cost → 0
(no rent, no debt, no flipping, no holding nature hostage)

secure flows → ∞
(instrumental value protects infinite/priceless)

Natural Cap Rate ⇒ ∞
(if infinite is too abstract, real public goods and cash yields can be shown in both in $ and %)

Clear as mud right? It's actually pretty straight forward if approached as for X cost, I/we get Y value, expressed as Z.

$$y/x = z$$

Open for private or public discussions any time on this.