Prohibits release of certain substances into atmosphere for purposes of geoengineering.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
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- Became Law
Overview
This bill prohibits the release of hazardous chemicals or other physical agents into the atmosphere for the purpose of geoengineering, which is defined as intentionally manipulating the environment to alter Earth’s atmospheric or surface conditions. It establishes penalties for violations, including civil administrative fines, and requires the Department of Environmental Protection to monitor and investigate potential violations by the public and federal agencies. The bill also mandates the development of regulations to implement the prohibitions.
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Primary sponsor
Michael Testa
Cosponsors
Joseph Lagana
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