MN HF4363

Creates a new civil cause of action allowing landowners to sue when airborne biological or chemical substances, including pesticides and pollutants, trespass onto their property and interfere with their right to exclusive possession

Defines "intangible particulate matter" as airborne biological or chemical substances, specifically including pesticides and other pollutants

Authorizes courts to award general and special damages, or civil penalties up to $100 per day for each instance of particulate matter trespass

Permits courts to grant injunctive relief or other equitable remedies in addition to monetary damages

Adds new section 604.135 to Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 604 (civil liability)