Tennessee Bill Banning Chemtrails Passes House, Heads to Governor Lee's Desk

Legislation prohibits the release "by any means" of potentially dangerous chemicals into the sky to block the sun.

A bill prohibiting the federal government from engaging in geoengineering experimentation involving the release of chemicals into the sky, what some refer to as “chemtrails,” passed the Tennessee House of Representatives on Monday.

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The legislation (SB 2691) passed the House with 70 ‘yes’ votes and 22 ‘no’ votes.

It prohibits “the intentional injection, release, or dispersion, by any means, of chemicals, chemical compounds, substances, or apparatus within the borders of this state into the atmosphere with the express purpose of affecting temperature, weather, or the intensity of the sunlight.”

The bill now heads to Governor Bill Lee’s (R) desk to be signed into law.

The new law will take effect July 1, 2024.

Pennsylvania Senator Doug Mastriano (R) recently announced plans to introduce similar legislation in his state.

In June 2023, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) released a congressionally mandated report suggesting that both global and regional geoengineering projects are being carried out “covertly,” without citizens’ knowledge.

Page 43 of the document confirms the U.S. government “conducts or funds limited research into solar radiation modification” (SRM), which involves the use of airplanes or balloons to disperse potentially dangerous chemicals into the stratosphere to reflect sunlight away from Earth.

SRM is practiced in the name of so-called “climate change.”

The same page of the White House document also confirms that U.S. Congress has been directing the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA) to fund SRM research “for the last several years.”

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Tennessee Representatives voting yes on the new bill were:

• Alexander

• Barrett

• Baum

• Boyd

• Bricken

• Bulso

• Burkhart

• Butler

• Capley

• Carr

• Carringer

• Cepicky

• Cochran

• Crawford

• Darby

• Davis

• Doggett

• Eldridge

• Farmer

• Fritts

• Gant

• Garrett

• Grills

• Haston

• Hawk

• Helton-Haynes

• Hicks, G.

• Hicks, T.

• Hill

• Holsclaw

• Howell

• Hulsey

• Hurt

• Johnson, C.

• Keisling

• Kumar

• Lafferty

• Lamberth

• Leatherwood

• Littleton

• Lynn

• Marsh

• Martin, B.

• Martin, G.

• McCalmon

• Moody

• Moon

• Powers

• Raper

• Reedy

• Richey

• Rudd

• Rudder

• Russell

• Shaw

• Sherrell

• Slater

• Sparks

• Stevens

• Terry

• Todd

• Travis

• Vaughan

• Vital

• Warner

• White

• Williams

• Wright

• Zachary

• Sexton

Representatives voting no include:

• Behn

• Camper

• Clemmons

• Dixie

• Freeman

• Glynn

• Hakeem

• Hardaway

• Hemmer

• Jernigan

• Johnson, G.

• Jones

• Love

• McKenzie

• Miller

• Mitchell

• Parkinson

• Pearson

• Powell

• Thompson

• Towns

• Whitson

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