Notable Celebrities

• Prince: In a 2009 interview with Tavis Smiley, the legendary musician spoke about chemtrails, referencing a song on his album Lotusflow3r. He mentioned noticing them as a child and claimed that shortly after seeing many trails in the sky, people in his neighborhood would start "fighting and arguing" for no apparent reason.

   

• Kylie Jenner: In 2015, Jenner posted a photo of a trail-filled sky to her millions of followers with the caption: "Who is responsible? What are they trying to do to us?" The post also contained a list of common chemtrail talking points, such as the disappearance of bees and the presence of chemicals in the air.

   

• Chuck Norris: The martial arts star and actor wrote an op-ed in 2016 for WorldNetDaily titled "Whose 'Chemtrails' are those?" In it, he questioned why there were so many more trails in the sky than there used to be and linked them to geoengineering and weather modification.

   

• Roseanne Barr: An outspoken supporter of various conspiracy theories, Barr has tweeted several times about chemtrails. She once famously tweeted that she was "the first person in Hollywood to talk about chemtrails," claiming they were being used to manipulate the weather and people's health.

• Billy Corgan: The Smashing Pumpkins frontman has discussed various alternative theories on platforms like The Alex Jones Show and Howard Stern. While he often focuses on "globalist" agendas, he has touched on environmental manipulation and chemtrails in his broader critiques of government secrecy.

• Drea de Matteo: The Sopranos actress recently engaged in a debate with Bill Maher on his Club Random podcast (2024), where she expressed her belief that the trails are not just vapor but part of a geoengineering project to "dim the sun."

• Woody Harrelson: has been categorized by various media outlets (such as New York Magazine) as a celebrity who has voiced or supported concerns regarding chemtrails—the belief that the condensation trails from aircraft are actually chemical or biological agents sprayed for nefarious purposes.
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has frequently engaged with the "chemtrails" theory, particularly as it relates to government-sponsored geoengineering.
• Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene regarding "chemtrails" has become a notable part of the cultural and political conversation, particularly as they have both moved the topic from the fringes of the internet into more mainstream platforms.

      Legislative Actions (2024–2026)

       Several states have introduced or passed laws aimed at "geoengineering" or "weather modification," often using language that         mirrors the concerns of chemtrail proponents. As of 2025, over 20 states—including Pennsylvania, Texas, Rhode Island, and         Vermont—have seen similar bills introduced by lawmakers seeking to ban stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI).

       State Lawmakers: Figures like Representative Mike Schmid (Wyoming) and Senator Michael Testa (New Jersey) have been                 sponsoring legislation to "protect the skies" from perceived chemical intervention.

• Florida (May 2025): Governor Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 56, which criminalizes unauthorized geoengineering and weather modification (including cloud seeding) as a third-degree felony. It also requires airports to report aircraft equipped for such activities.

   

• Wyoming (February 2026): Lawmakers considered the "Clean Air and Geoengineering Prohibition Act" (HB 12). While the bill ultimately failed, it sparked intense debate over the state's existing cloud-seeding programs.