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New York: A team of Italian designers has devised the concept of a biodegradable burial pod that will turn human remains into nutrients for a tree. Designers Anna Citelli and Raoul Bretzel have developed 'Capsula Mundi' burial pod project, which involves encasing a corpse in an egg-shaped seed capsule and then burying it underground with
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Dubbed Recompose, the process uses “Recomposition Vessels” to turn human remains into soil that family can collect and use in their own gardens. For $5,400, remains are covered with biomass, including wood chips, alfalfa, and straw grass under aeration to promote decomposition by microbes and bacteria. The average human can be converted into a square meter of soil—approximately seven wheelbarrows—in a month. The process also creates less carbon dioxide and requires far less energy than cremation. Recompose is just the latest offering for green burials. Italian designers Anna Cit...