A process, called "alkaline hydrolysis" (AH), is available in about 20 states, and every year more states are considering legalizing the technology. (The process may go by another name in your area, such as bio-cremation, resomation, aquam…
A process, called "alkaline hydrolysis" (AH), is available in about 20 states, and every year more states are considering legalizing the technology. (The process may go by another name in your area, such as bio-cremation, resomation, aquamation, green cremation, flameless cremation, or water cremation.)
Alkaline hydrolysis is a chemical process that uses a solution of 95% water and 5% potassium hydroxide or sodium hydroxide to reduce a body to components of liquid and bone.
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Here are the states and the respective years in which the legislation was passed, courtesy of T. Scott Gilligan, NFDA general counsel:
ALABAMA 2017 statute added alkaline hydrolysis to definition of cremation
CALIFORNIA 2017; takes effect July 1, 2020
COLORADO 2011 legislation
FLORIDA 2010 legislation
GEORGIA 2012 legislation
IDAHO 2013 administrative regulation
ILLINOIS 2012 legislation redefined cremation to include alkaline hydrolysis
KANSAS 2010 legislation redefined cremation to include alkaline hydrolysis
MAINE 2009 administrative regulation redefining cremation
MARYLAND 2011
MINNESOTA 2006 legislation
MISSOURI 2016
NEVADA 2017 legislation; became effective January 1, 2018
NORTH CAROLINA 2018 legislation
OREGON 2009 statute added alkaline hydrolysis to definition of final disposition
UTAH 2018 legislation
VERMONT 2014 legislation
WASHINGTON 2019 legislation; takes effect May 1, 2020
WYOMING 2014 legislation
