Ohio human-composting bills would set rules for the resulting soil
Ohio lawmakers are considering human composting, but the bills also spell out who could perform the process and how the resulting remains could be handled. Unlike some other states, the Ohio proposals do not expressly ban selling the soil or using it to grow food.
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