ATLANTA — State lawmakers are getting closer approving a bill that allows the composting of human remains. It’s an alternative to burial or cremation and has gotten traction in other states.

Senate Bill 241, which seeks to regulate organic human reduction facilities for the disposal of the dead, passed the full Senate 51-1 and is now moving through the House of Representatives.

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