US Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Ban Weather Modification
(MENAFN) US Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, known for her controversial claim that Democrats can “control the weather,” has unveiled new legislation at the federal level targeting what she described as the “deadly practice” of geoengineering.
Her initiative comes in the wake of catastrophic weather events in Texas, where torrential rainstorms and flash floods recently claimed the lives of at least 50 individuals, including 15 minors. As of Saturday evening, numerous people remained unaccounted for.
Announcing the proposal on X, Greene stated, “I am introducing a bill that prohibits the injection, release, or dispersion of chemicals or substances into the atmosphere for the express purpose of altering weather, temperature, climate, or sunlight intensity. It will be a felony offense.”
She emphasized that she has been investigating the issue of weather manipulation and collaborating with legislative advisors over the past few months to develop the measure.
The bill reflects a similar approach to Florida’s Senate Bill 56, which Governor Ron DeSantis enacted on June 20.
That state law forbids geoengineering-related actions and enforces strict penalties, including imprisonment for up to five years and financial penalties reaching USD100,000.
Additionally, the Florida statute mandates reporting from public airports and establishes a state-run portal for residents to lodge complaints.
In her statement, Greene affirmed her dedication to addressing the risks of weather modification, asserting that such practices pose a serious threat to public safety.
The story has gained widespread attention, with news outlets reporting on the broader debate over the ethics and science behind geoengineering.
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