Member(s) request name added as sponsor: Beach
Summary
The South Carolina Clean Air Act makes it illegal to deliberately release chemicals or energy to change temperature, weather, or sunlight intensity. It imposes steep fines and up to ten years in prison for violations, and allows private citizens to sue the federal government, airports, pilots and related parties for such activities. The bill also requires the Department of Environmental Services to publicly disclose health and property risks from prohibited releases.
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