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How body composting is taking root in US green burial trend

In this process, bodies in vessels are not embalmed and the amount of organic material added to the vessels to help in the composting process is about triple the body weight of the human remains inside.

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Green burial body composting takes root

KENT, Washington A woodpecker settled on a branch overhead as Cindy Armstrong stood near a grouping of trees, gazing at a patch of soil that contained bits of her son’s composted remains. Armstrong is one of a growing number of Americans embracing environmentally low-impact burials for their loved ones.Armstrong recalled that her son Andrew insisted on the so-called

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Body composting takes root in US green burial trend | Life

KENT (US), March 23 A woodpecker settled on a branch overhead as Cindy Armstrong stood near a grouping of trees, gazing at a patch of soil that contained bits of her son’s composted remains. Armstrong is one of a growing number of Americans embracing environmentally low-impact burials for.

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