Earth Funeral in the news

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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“For millions of years, human beings gave their bodies and those of their loved ones back to nature, to honor them and to renew the earth. What could be more 
fitting than to follow that ancient path?”
Olga H., Washington

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NJ.com

Earth Funeral is already serving New Jersey families who choose soil transformation, with plans to eliminate cross-country shipping through East Coast facilities. Explore the environmental and cost benefits that are driving bipartisan legislative support as New Jersey moves toward becoming the 14th state to legalize human composting.

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AARP

Earth Funeral has served over 5,000 families since 2022, as featured in AARP's exploration of growing interest in green funeral options. Learn about our expansion across eight states and partnerships with conservation projects that help families create lasting memorial gardens and contribute to ecosystem restoration.

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6ABC

6ABC examines New Jersey's legalization of human composting as the state joins 13 others in offering natural organic reduction, featuring Earth Funeral and a family's soil transformation journey.

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WHYY

WHYY explores human composting as families seek eco-friendly alternatives to traditional burial and cremation, featuring Earth Funeral's leadership in sustainable death care across multiple states.

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KTNV Las Vegas

Nevada legalized human composting as a death care option last year. KTNV Las Vegas takes a look at the first facility in Nevada: Earth's.

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Arizona's Family

Experience how Earth Funeral brings gentle soil transformation to the eighth state to legalize human composting with Arizona's historic "Grandpa in the Garden" bill. Learn how our process offers Arizona families an environmentally friendly alternative that costs significantly less than traditional burial while creating fertile soil for gardens and conservation.

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KOIN6

Watch how Earth Funeral's operations were featured on KOIN 6 as we provide local families with gentle, sustainable alternatives to traditional death care. Learn about our role as Oregon's licensed funeral home exclusively offering human composting, eliminating the need for out-of-state travel since legalization in 2022.

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The Stranger

Earth Funeral is attracting younger, climate-conscious clients who want their final act to benefit the environment through pre-planned soil transformation. Learn about our growing appeal across generations, from young professionals seeking environmental legacy to older adults viewing human composting as meaningful contribution to the ecosystem.

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The Atlanta Consitution Journal

Celebrate Georgia's historic legalization of human composting as Earth Funeral explores expanding to the Southeast market. Discover how Governor Kemp's signing of Senate Bill 241 opens doors for local facilities, making our environmentally friendly process more accessible to Georgia families while eliminating shipping costs and logistics.

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Las Vegas Sun

Experience Earth Funeral's historic opening as Nevada's first human composting facility, eliminating thousand-mile journeys for Southwest families. Learn how our Las Vegas location serves the region with net carbon neutral soil transformation, conducting daily tours to meet growing demand from Arizona, California, and Nevada residents.

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KCRW

Earth Funeral opened our Las Vegas facility to serve California families while the state prepares for 2027 implementation of human composting legalization. Explore our four-step process that creates 200-300 pounds of nutrient-rich soil, offering families meaningful ways to memorialize loved ones from Maine gardens to conservation forests.

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