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House approves law licensing and regulating ‘organic human reduction’ as a disposition option
Summary
The House passed Senate Bill 241, which creates a regulatory framework for so‑called organic human reduction (composting of human remains), including licensing, inspections and consumer protections. Sponsors said the measure provides guardrails for families choosing the option; supporters included funeral‑industry advocates.
The House passed Senate Bill 241 to allow and regulate “organic human reduction,” commonly described on the floor as an environmentally oriented option for disposition of human remains. Chairman Powell, presenting the bill, said the measure establishes licensing and inspection requirements and safeguards for families who choose the practice.
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