Environmental protection; prohibit chemtrails.

SB 2013 defines "geoengineering" in Mississippi law as the intentional release of chemicals into the atmosphere to alter weather or sunlight, then prohibits this activity within the state. It amends environmental statutes to give the Mississippi Commission on Environmental Quality authority to regulate and penalize such actions, with violations subject to fines. The bill directly affects any entity (including government agencies) conducting atmospheric chemical dispersal for weather modification within Mississippi. The legislation died in committee in February 2025 and never became law.