An Act Requiring The Disclosure Of Chemicals Disbursed In The Air By The Federal Government And Weather Engineering Activities.

This bill would require the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP)to disclose on its website any chemicals released into the air by the federal government.

• DEEP would be required to post on its website any chemicals released into the air by the federal government.
• The bill targets federal activities, including the release of chemicals through stratospheric aerosol injections, solar radiation modification experiments, and weather engineering projects.

The bill does not specify enforcement, penalties, how DEEP should obtain information, what format or timing to use, or consequences for noncompliance. It only provides a general instruction.

This type of bill, known as a concept, statement, or placeholder bill, is intended to show intent rather than serve as detailed legal language. The note "By Request" means the sponsor introduced it on behalf of a constituent, not as a primary legislative priority.

SB 67 was introduced on January 10, 2025 and referred to the Joint Committee on Environment. The bill was filed as a "By Request" measure, a legislative designation indicating Senator Sampson introduced it on behalf of a constituent rather than as a personal legislative priority. Such bills are often introduced as a courtesy and frequently receive no further action.

Connecticut's 2025 session runs through June 4, 2025. As a concept bill lacking specific statutory amendments, SB 67 would require substantial development through the committee process to become actionable legislation. No committee hearing has been scheduled as of the current date.