Bills introduced in legislature address water cremation in Texas
Two bills in the Texas legislature address a form of cremation that is not legal in the state: water cremation. Eric Neuhaus, the founder of Green Cremation Texas, and state Sen. Nathan Johnson , who sponsored the Senate bill, discussed the sometimes uncomfortable topic with KRLD's Mitch Carr.
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