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Human composting is when the body of the deceased is placed into a reusable vessel along with plant material such as wood chips, alfalfa and straw.

SPOKANE, Wash. — Human composting. The term might raise an eyebrow. It’s a new process that could be catching on. It’s one of a few, newer, and more sustainable options

Human composting doesnt mean youre tossed in a bin with potato peels. Its legal in five states, and legislation is pending in several others.

A friend of my wife was talking about how they are going to bury their husband in the back yard and my ears perked up.

A new bill in California has legalized human composting. "We cant just keep putting bodies in the ground," said one advocate to Newsweek.

California will join a growing number of states allowing people to have their remains composted, under a new law signed this week. The process is called natural organic reduction.

The far-left state of California further embraced neo-paganism this week when Newsom allowed for human composting.

Starting in 2027, the state will allow human composting, a green-burial option that is also legal in Colorado, Oregon, Vermont and Washington.

Gov. Gavin Newsom of California just signed into law new legislation allowing dead bodies throughout the state to be composted instead of buried or cremated. Up until now, the Golden State, like [...]

Remember your grandma's dead body? California has found a new use for her.