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That s Weird: Human Composting

Turning loved ones into compost after they die sounds icky but many argue it's a greener way to say goodbye.

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Why the Catholic Church opposes California s human composting – Catholic World Report

Why the Catholic Church opposes California s human composting – Catholic World Report
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To dust you shall return, but human composting? California bishops raise objections

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday signed a bill into law that will allow the composting of human remains a bill that the state's Catholic Conference had opposed.

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California considers human composting as a greener death option

California may legalize human composting, a process in which the body breaks down into soil over the course of about 30 days

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