Bans "cyanide bombs" on public lands, protecting people, pets, and wildlife from accidental harm.
This bill would stop the use of M-44 devices, also known as "cyanide bombs," on all federal public lands. It would protect hikers, pets, and wildlife from these dangerous devices, which have accidentally harmed people and animals. Federal, state, and county agencies would need to remove existing devices quickly if the bill becomes law.
Currently, M-44 devices, often called "cyanide bombs," are allowed on public lands nationwide, despite causing accidental harm to people, pets, and wildlife. If "Canyon's Law" passes, these devices would be banned from all federal public lands, and agencies would have 30 days to remove any existing ones.
HR 4180 · 119th Congress · June 26, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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