US EditionHouse panel moves forward anti-weather modification bill
- The House Natural Resources & Disasters Subcommittee advanced HB 477, addressing weather modification activities.
- Beliefs that aircraft are seeding dangerous chemicals prompted the Weather Modification Activities bill.
- Residents supporting the bill voiced concerns about atmospheric spraying and solar radiation intervention.
- Representative Steele stated, "It’s a fact that they can do this...and they shouldn’t be allowed."
- The bill awaits another reading before the House State Affairs Committee, potentially impacting weather control measures.
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Scottsdale ProgressScottsdale lawmakers join chemtrail ban push
The scientific debate about artificially curbing solar radiation to reduce heat has bubbled over into legislative debate about whether the government and private industry are poisoning Arizonans by spraying chemicals from airplanes.
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