In 2019, Washington became the first state to legalize the process, followed by Colorado.
that she"drafted House Bill 2574 to allow Oregonians to be able to choose natural organic reduction as another option after death. All of us, or the loved ones we leave behind, are going to have to decide what to do with our bodies once life is gone. Natural organic reduction is a safe, proven and more sustainable option for those who want it."
According to a testimony document from Marsh, NOR"gently transforms human remains into soil in four to six weeks. The process uses large vessels to hold human remains which are combined with straw, wood chips, and other natural materials." The testimony document also states that after the completion of the NOR process, families of the deceased will be given the opportunity to choose the"best resting place for the soil." Marsh also said in her testimony that the act of natural organic reduction benefits the environment because it uses far less energy than cremation.
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