In December, a funeral home in Washington became the first to legally . It鈥檚 part of a growing movement toward deathcare options that are kinder to the planet, from to .
Proponents of these kinds of options say that they use less energy and are than the traditional methods of cremation or embalming. Public testimony for a bill concerning human composting in Oregon was .
As a part of our coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic, .
What are the eco-friendly end-of-life options available to the public now? And what do they mean for the funeral business in general?
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