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Similar legislation has been introduced in at least six other states that include Kentucky, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Illinois, South Dakota and Connecticut. The mainstream media is ridiculing the proposed ban as a 'conspiracy theory', but a poll of 1,000 people found that about 10% of Americans believed in chemtrails "completely," while upwards of 30% of Americans at least found it "somewhat" true.
A new bill in Tennessee prohibiting the federal government from engaging in geoengineering experimentation involving the release of chemicals into the sky, what some refer to as "chemtrails," passed the State Senate on Monday.
The legislation passed with 25 'ayes' and 6 'nays.'
Senators voting aye were: Bowling, Briggs, Crowe, Gardenhire, Haile, Jackson, Johnson, Lowe, Lundberg, Massey, Niceley, Pody, Powers, Reeves, Roberts, Rose, Southerland, Stevens, Swann, Taylor, Walley, Watson, White, Yager, and Speaker McNally.