While alkaline hydrolysis is legal in Georgia, funeral homes can’t offer this service unless they own a large cremation furnace that’s licensed by the state for alkaline hydrolysis. This new bill would get rid of this requirement.
To read the full article by Kelsey Podo in The Times, click here.
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