New York OKs Human Composting Law
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.
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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 doesn't mean you're tossed in a bin with potato peels. It's 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 can't just keep putting bodies in the ground," said one advocate to Newsweek.