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Bill to curb 'natural asset companies' stalls after property-rights concerns
Summary
House Bill 93, aimed at restricting certain 'natural asset companies' from monetizing land-based credits in Wyoming, failed a roll-call vote in the Committee of the Whole after senators raised property-rights and drafting concerns.
House Bill 93, titled in committee as a measure to limit certain transactions by “natural asset companies,” failed a recorded roll-call vote in the Committee of the Whole on Feb. 14, 2025 after a lengthy floor debate over property rights, scope and enforceability.
Proponents described the measure as protecting Wyoming’s multiple-use public lands and preventing outside entities from monetizing conservation or ecosystem credits in ways that could remove land from production. Senator Eyde,…
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