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Natural resources as defined by this Constitution includes all naturally occurring assets, from airspace and electromagnetic waves to land to waterways (not an exhaustive list).
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All natural resources originally belong to the government. The government shall grant title to such resources the indepagent which wins the bid for it on the externality auction. Such title may not subsquently be unilaterally withdrawn by the government after it is given out. The government shall however maintain a registry of all such title owners and all transfers of title shall be registered with the government. The government may tax title holders. A title holder may voluntarily relinquish title to an allocated natural resource back to the government at any time.
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All natural resources originally belong to the government. The government shall grant title to such resources to the indepagent which wins the bid for it on the externality auction. Such title may not subsquently be unilaterally withdrawn by the government after it is given out. The government shall however maintain a registry of all such title owners and all transfers of title shall be registered with the government. The government may tax title holders. A title holder may voluntarily relinquish title to an allocated natural resource back to the government at any time.
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Since government must track the locations of allocated natureses, it shall have the power to invent and control the polity's addressing scheme for natural resources for consistency. Notwithstanding, private addressing and naming schemes may be layered on top of government's scheme by private legal persons.
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