The bill is a joint resolution from the Wyoming Legislature requesting Congress to prohibit unauthorized atmospheric geoengineering and weather modification within the state. It highlights concerns regarding federal agencies and private entities potentially conducting geoengineering experiments, such as solar radiation management and weather modification, without public knowledge or consent. The resolution emphasizes the need for oversight in Wyoming's airspace, particularly regarding the use of substances that may have unknown impacts on health, agriculture, and ecosystems. It asserts the state's constitutional duty to protect public health and maintain sovereignty over activities conducted within its borders.

To address these concerns, the resolution proposes several legislative actions, including prohibiting the intentional release of chemical, biological, or radiological substances for weather modification without state approval, banning unmarked aircraft and drones for geoengineering purposes, and classifying unauthorized acts as felonies with significant penalties. Additionally, it calls for the rejection of any federal or foreign geoengineering programs conducted in Wyoming airspace without state consent and public transparency. The resolution also encourages state officials to support legislation that protects Wyoming's natural environment while clarifying that it does not support banning ground-based and aerosol cloud seeding.