ENVIRONMENT: Creates the Louisiana Atmospheric Protection Act (EG NO IMPACT See Note)

HB 608, titled "Louisiana Atmospheric Protection Act," creates a reporting mechanism for suspected atmospheric activities like geoengineering or cloud seeding, but does not impose new regulatory bans. It directs citizens to report such activities to the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), which must collect and publicly share these reports. The bill explicitly excludes incidental air pollution from normal operations, stating prohibitions only apply to activities "for the express purpose of affecting weather or climate." As noted in the bill's title ("EG NO IMPACT"), it is primarily declarative and procedural, with no new enforcement mechanisms or substantive restrictions on atmospheric activities.