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Fight for your right to clean skies
Across the country, law firms, advocacy organizations, legislators, and ordinary citizens are challenging unconsented weather modification programs. Below you'll find resources to join lawsuits, sign petitions, support legislation, and connect with groups defending your right to uncontaminated air and natural weather.
What This Bill Does
- Makes it illegal to knowingly conduct any form of weather modification — including cloud seeding, geoengineering, and solar radiation management
- Criminal penalties of up to $100,000 per violation and/or 5 years imprisonment
- EPA can impose civil fines of up to $10,000 per violation
- Creates a public reporting system for suspected weather modification activities
- Repeals all existing federal laws permitting weather modification
Sponsors
Primary Sponsor — Federal CLEAR Skies Act (H.R. 4403)
Introduced the federal CLEAR Skies Act to ban all forms of weather modification nationwide. Held congressional hearing "Playing God with the Weather."
Read Bill TextCo-Sponsor — Federal CLEAR Skies Act
Co-sponsored the federal ban on weather modification. Acknowledges weather modification as a "hot button issue" receiving increased mainstream attention.
Co-Sponsor — Federal CLEAR Skies Act
Known for libertarian stance on government overreach. Co-sponsored the bill to prohibit knowingly conducting any form of weather modification.
Signed Florida's Geoengineering Ban into Law
Signed Senate Bill 56 into law, making Florida the first state to classify unauthorized geoengineering as a felony — up to 5 years in prison and $100,000 fines.
Sponsor — Pennsylvania Clean Air Preservation Act
Co-sponsored PA Senate Bill 508 to ban polluting geoengineering practices with strong enforcement mechanisms including cease-and-desist authority.
How You Can Help Pass This Bill
Call your representative and urge them to co-sponsor H.R. 4403. Find your rep at house.gov. Mention the bill number and express your support for banning unconsented weather modification.
A growing wave of state legislatures are passing or introducing bills to ban geoengineering and weather modification. In total, 22 states have introduced some form of anti-atmospheric intervention legislation.
Comprehensive ban on weather modification. Classifies unauthorized geoengineering as a third-degree felony with up to $100,000 fines and 5 years imprisonment. Mandates airport monitoring.
Bans intentional modification of sunlight, weather, or temperature. First state in the nation to pass such legislation.
Passed legislation banning geoengineering practices within the state.
Bans stratospheric aerosol injection and solar radiation management. Permits limited cloud seeding for water resource management under strict oversight.
Proposes broad ban on geoengineering and weather modification. Encourages citizen reporting. Fines of at least $500,000 and up to 2 years imprisonment.
Clean Air Preservation Act. Authorizes State Police and sheriffs to issue cease-and-desist orders. Felony charges with $500,000+ fines.
Prohibits governmental entities from engaging in geoengineering or weather modification. Private exemptions for emergencies only.
Clean Skies Geoengineering Ban. Prohibits stratospheric aerosol injection, cloud seeding, and electromagnetic atmospheric modification.
Targets release of hazardous chemicals for geoengineering. Empowers Department of Environmental Protection to investigate. $10K–$50K civil penalties.
Clean Air Preservation Act. Involves State Police in enforcement. Fines up to $50,000 per day of violation and 2 years imprisonment.
Is Your State Missing?
Contact your state legislators and ask them to introduce similar legislation. You can find your state representatives at usa.gov/elected-officials.
Contact Your Representative
Call or email your U.S. representative and ask them to co-sponsor the CLEAR Skies Act (H.R. 4403). Be specific about your concerns regarding unconsented chemical dispersal.
Find Your RepSign Active Petitions
Add your signature to petitions demanding an end to cloud seeding. Every signature adds pressure on decision-makers.
Browse PetitionsPush State Legislation
If your state hasn't introduced anti-geoengineering legislation, contact your state legislators. Use Florida's SB 56 and Tennessee's law as templates.
Find State OfficialsSupport Legal Organizations
Donate to or volunteer with organizations like Earthjustice and CIEL that fight for atmospheric rights through the legal system.
Visit EarthjusticeSpread Awareness
Share ChemTrail.app with your community. Educate others about what's being sprayed in their skies and their right to know.
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Your skies. Your rights. Your voice.
Weather modification without consent is an infringement on your fundamental rights. Join the movement to demand transparency, accountability, and the right to clean, unmodified air.