Worcester County Approves Human Composting Site
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A company called Earth Funeral will turn human remains into soil to be planted as a nutrient for trees. The process is known to be an alternative to traditional burial or cremation.
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Worcester County's Board of Zoning Appeals approved a site for human composting in the Pocomoke forest.
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