There is a poetic, even romantic thought about what happens to us when we die. The cycle of life – returning to the earth – is something many of us think about. But, in reality, the way we say goodbye to our loved ones, with embalming, and either cremation or burial – are not good for the environment or sustainable. For The New Reality, Sophie Lui reports on an innovation could change that: human composting.
The New Reality
Is human composting the next frontier in death care?
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