Proposal would bar intentional releases meant to alter Montana weather
The failed proposal would bar people from intentionally releasing substances or equipment in Montana to affect weather, temperature, or sunlight, subject to exceptions in state law.
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What it does
People would be barred from intentionally releasing chemicals, other substances, or equipment in Montana to change weather, temperature, or sunlight, except where specified state laws allow it.
Argument forThe proposed ban could reduce intentional releases meant to change weather, temperature, or sunlight in Montana.
Argument againstPeople who seek to affect weather, temperature, or sunlight could lose the ability to try these methods in Montana.
More detail
A person would be barred from intentionally releasing chemicals, other substances, or equipment in Montana for the listed purposes. It would cover releases within Montana intended to change or control weather, affect temperature, or affect the intensity of sunlight. The ban would not apply where Montana's cited weather-modification laws prescribe otherwise. The text gives no start date. The proposal died in process and did not establish this rule as law.
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