With regards to loony laws.
Washington State is poised to become the first state
in the Union to allow “human composting,” or the “accelerated conversion of
human remains to soil.”
Senate Bill 5001, titled “Concerning human remains,”
would allow for human composting, also known as “recomposition” in Washington,
local KIRO-TV reported.
According to the bill, human remains “means the body
of a deceased person, includes the body in any stage of decomposition, and
includes postreduction human remains.”
“There’s really only two options for when we die:
cremation and burial,” said Katrina Spade, a human composting advocate and CEO
of Recompose, the company hoping to become the go-to firm for human composting
in Washington if it becomes legal.
Back to the land!
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