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Mortuary Science

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State BillIOWAJan 26, 2026Iowa Senate Bill 2110 establishes licensing and operational rules for human composting and natural organic reduction facilitiesThis bill establishes a licensing and regulatory framework for natural organic reduction establishments—commonly known as human composting facilities—under the board of mortuary science. It sets appli

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  1. 01board of mortuary scienceorganization1 mentions
  2. 02Bennettperson1 mentions
  3. 03Donahueperson1 mentions
  4. 04Staedperson1 mentions

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  • Topic to billsIowa Senate Bill 2110 establishes licensing and operational rules for human composting and natural organic reduction facilities
  • Topic to peopleBennett, Donahue, Staed
  • Topic to orgsboard of mortuary science
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  1. Jan 26, 2026State BillIowa Senate Bill 2110 establishes licensing and operational rules for human composting and natural organic reduction facilities