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Louisiana House Passes 'Chemtrail' Ban, Bill Heads to Senate

The measure now moves to the state Senate for consideration against a backdrop of similar bills in at least eight other states.

06 March 2024, Saxony, Dresden: An airplane leaves contrails in the blue sky.
19 March 2024, Saxony, Dresden: An airplane leaves contrails in the blue sky.
Photo: Andrzej Puchta (Shutterstock)
Contrails produced by aircraft.

Overview

  • The Louisiana House approved SB 46 on May 29 by a 58–32 vote, instructing the Department of Environmental Quality to record chemtrail complaints and forward them to the Air National Guard.
  • Rep. Kimberly Landry Coates argued the bill is needed to block alleged government weather-modification experiments despite offering no verifiable evidence.
  • Federal agencies including the EPA and NOAA have publicly denied chemtrail activities, explaining the streaks are harmless contrails from jet exhaust.
  • Legislators in Florida, Tennessee and at least six other states have introduced comparable bans on chemtrails or geoengineering measures.
  • SB 46 now awaits Senate debate and potential amendments before heading to the governor’s desk for an anticipated August enactment.