Florida: BILL H0477
IntroducedWeather Modification Activities
Repeals multiple provisions of weather modification law; prohibits certain acts intended to affect temperature, weather, or intensity of sunlight within atmosphere of this state; increases civil penalties for violations of weather modification law.
Bill summary (AI generated)
The proposed bill titled "Weather Modification Activities" aims to significantly reform the existing legislation related to weather modification within the state. If enacted, the bill will repeal several provisions that currently govern weather modification practices and impose new restrictions aimed at preventing unintended alterations to atmospheric conditions. Specifically, the bill will prohibit acts that are intended to affect temperature, weather patterns, or the intensity of sunlight, thereby tightening regulatory measures on weather modification activities. In addition to restricting certain activities, the bill introduces increased civil penalties for violations of weather modification laws. This aspect signifies a strong legislative intent to discourage any unauthorized attempts to manipulate weather systems, reaffirming the state's commitment to safeguard its atmospheric environment. Those found in violation of the new provisions could face substantial financial repercussions, thus emphasizing compliance within this domain. Overall, if this bill becomes law, it will reshape the legal landscape regarding weather modification, potentially impacting research, agriculture, and other industries reliant on weather conditions. Entities engaged in weather-related activities will need to be vigilant about adhering to the specified regulations to avoid penalties and ensure their operations remain within the bounds set by the state.
History
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- Fri 07 Feb 2025 Filed
- Wed 19 Feb 2025 Referred to Natural Resources & Disasters Subcommittee
- Wed 19 Feb 2025 Referred to State Affairs Committee
- Wed 19 Feb 2025 Now in Natural Resources & Disasters Subcommittee
- Tue 04 Mar 2025 1st Reading (Original Filed Version)