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Does anyone have the bill text? Because this is incredibly broad:
The bill forbids "intentional injection, release, or dispersion" of chemicals into the air.
I was originally wondering if they had a crop-dusting exception, but that line would include air fresheners and maybe everything coming out of a spray bottle. What about car wiper fluid? Car washes? Car exhaust? Normal farm pesticides? Sneezing??? Do they define air or chemicals anywhere? I want to know how well this is thought out.
High altitude doesn't matter but if you're next to an airport... https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32639745/
If you're living near a small airport you also get lead dumped on you because small planes still use leaded gas. They don't have to, they were just never required to stop so they didn't.