Missouri
Missouri
Missouri's Clear Skies Act to ban geoengineering cleared a House committee but stalled at session's end
Missouri's 2026 session closed without final action on the bills CODR tracked. A House committee advanced the Clear Skies Act banning geoengineering and cloud seeding, and lawmakers filed bills to phase out or eliminate the state income tax. Bills on fluoride discharge into water, food product integrity, and patient treatment access were also filed but did not advance.
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Phase out the state income tax
Reduces and eliminates the personal income tax over a period of 10 years. A Senate bill would eliminate the individual income tax.
Families should keep more of what they earn.
Lower personal property tax assessments
Reduces the assessment percentage of tangible personal property over a period of years.
Lower property tax burdens help families hold on to what they own.
Ban geoengineering and cloud seeding
Creates the Clear Skies Act, prohibiting geoengineering, cloud seeding and other atmospheric interventions, authorizing DNR to investigate violations, and setting penalties.
Families should not be subjected to deliberate atmospheric interventions without their knowledge or consent.
Hope for Missouri Patients Act
Establishes the "Hope for Missouri Patients Act.
Patients and their doctors should have room to pursue treatment options, and CODR is watching the details of this act.
Rules on fluoride discharged into water
Creates provisions relating to the discharge of fluoride into water.
CODR supports ending water fluoridation and is watching whether this bill moves in that direction.
Food product integrity rules
Modifies provisions relating to the integrity of food products. The bill was withdrawn.
Families deserve honest labeling about what is in their food, and CODR is watching how this measure would affect food choice.