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From national news to local stories, we're grateful to share how families are choosing to create lasting impact through life's final chapter.
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CNN
“We’re going to grow him, and we’re going to continue to be his parents.”
Explore how human composting offers a comforting and eco-friendly alternative to traditional end-of-life practices. Families can transform the remains of their loved ones into nutrient-rich soil, creating a living memorial that contributes to conservation and the growth of new life, leaving a lasting legacy of love
and renewal.
CBS feature
“A natural process that turns loss into renewal.”
Discover how Earth Funeral is redefining end-of-life care with an eco-friendly alternative. Through a natural, science-backed process, families can create soil that nurtures new life, contributing to conservation and leaving a lasting legacy.
AARP
“Being gently transformed into soil and returned to nature feels more meaningful.”
Earth Funeral’s human composting process turns loved ones into nutrient-rich soil, offering an eco-friendly alternative that supports gardens and conservation projects. This heartfelt choice blends sustainability and sentiment, leaving a lasting legacy of renewal.
Tacoma News
“I’m happy to be out here contributing to things that are growing.”
Learn how Earth Funeral’s soil transformation process offers a peaceful, eco-friendly alternative, allowing individuals to leave a legacy of renewal and growth in the heart of nature.
The news archive
KTNV Las Vegas
Take a look inside Nevada's first human composting facility
The Stranger
Younger people are planning their own composting funerals in Washington
Fox 5 Vegas
Human composting legalized in Nevada; offers alternative to burial or cremation
KOIN
Earth Funeral wants you to have all the options when it comes to putting a loved one to rest
Las Vegas Sun
Earth Funeral’s opening offers Nevadans a new green option for burial
