Senate Bill 110 - Ban on Intentional Chemical Release into Atmosphere
Sector: Solar • Location: South Carolina, United States
Source: WLOS
South Carolina lawmakers are debating Senate Bill 110, which proposes to ban the intentional release of chemicals into the atmosphere over South Carolina for the purpose of changing the weather or blocking sunlight. The bill is a preventive measure responding to public concerns about 'chemtrails' and aims to prohibit any such chemical dispersal activities within the state.
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Description | South Carolina lawmakers are debating Senate Bill 110, which proposes to ban the intentional release of chemicals into the atmosphere over South Carolina for the purpose of changing the weather or blocking sunlight. The bill is a preventive measure responding to public concerns about 'chemtrails' and aims to prohibit any such chemical dispersal activities within the state. |
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