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‘So many people are suffering when they don’t need to. We can live in harmony, that’s what all three of our religions tell us,’ said Daniel Welter, a deacon with Holy Name Cathedral.
The options for disposing of human remains in Illinois are limited. You can be buried, entombed or cremated. But a bill would add another option: composting.
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A proposal would legalize and regulate “natural organic reduction,” a process in which human remains are rapidly decomposed into compost.