Urges the Federal Government to maintain the moratorium on the testing of explosive nuclear weapons. (BDR R-1102)

AJR 13 is a Nevada state resolution urging the federal government to maintain its 30+ year moratorium on explosive nuclear weapons testing. It directly affects Nevadans, particularly those living near the Nevada National Security Site (formerly the Nevada Test Site), by emphasizing health risks from radiation exposure, environmental contamination of groundwater, and economic threats to communities like Las Vegas. The resolution cites historical testing impacts (including 32 venting accidents and over 32,000 "Downwinder" claims), current population growth near the site (2.3 million people), and federal officials' consensus that testing is unnecessary for nuclear stockpile safety. It does not create new law but formally requests the federal government continue the moratorium to protect Nevada's health, environment, and economy.