#recompose

[violetsandshrikes]

Mokokoma Mokhonoana // Recompose // A.D. Aliwat, In Limbo // The world’s first human composting facility will let us recycle ourselves // The Haunting of Bly Manor, Episode 6 // What You Should Know About Human Composting, a 'Beautiful' Way to 'Go Out with a Bang'

[szepkerekkocka]

Temetés vagy hamvasztás helyett komposztálhatják is az emberi holttesteket Kaliforniában

Az eljárás környezetbarát, de felvet etikai aggályokat és a katolikusok is kiakadtak miatta.

Az eljárást erősen támadja a katolikus egyház, amely szerint „az emberi testet egyszerűen eldobható árucikké degradálja” a komposztálás.

Mondja ezt az az egyház, ami tömegeket húz le temetkezéssel összefüggő szolgáltatásokkal és árukkal.

[greenverden]

The First U.S. Funeral Home That Turns Bodies Into Compost Is Now Open

Recompose, located outside of Seattle, has turned its first customers into soil after years of development.

[liminalweirdo]

Recompose | Ecological Death Care on Twitter

“Letters are due by this Sunday 3/28! Easy to use email template here: https://t.co/nijqBZn4Zw https://t.co/3BilxArYtR”

CALIFORNIA PEOPLE please use this easy email template to legalize green burials in California!

[princessemacabre]

Don't bury or cremate — soon you may compost your corpse

Don't bury or cremate — soon you may compost your corpse | CBC Radio

Legislators in Washington State just signed a new bill into law making it legal for people to compost their bodies upon death rather than ch

[jacarandadreams]

Petition to have Max Richter recompose the Giselle ballet 🩰 I mean his reworking of Four Seasons and his original On the Nature of Daylight leaves me broken and flustered and jovial every single time, and I just know he’ll do Giselle justice.

[rapid-hart-beat]

Human compost funerals 'better for environment'

A US firm claims the service it offers saves more than a tonne of carbon, after a pilot study.

non-traditional burial ( 🍃 source )

[navie9888ch-blog]

Of course, John did not say a word about it. He wasn't much of a talker anyway. .... True, he never felt more old or tired. But John knew deep inside that his age wasn't the problem, war machines as honed as him worked perfectly until they got blown off the ground. This was something else. They said SPARTANS did not know of fear or remorse. That they felt nothing. John could prove them wrong, if he cared. In his chest there was this hollow place, like a black hole ever expanding since the day he lost her, swallowing his sanity away. Because that was how it felt like: it was a loss, she wasn't the only person he cared about but was his best friend, even if she wasn't a real person at all. Cortana felt real to him, and it was enough. She had a smile he could see, a laugh he could hear and a personality he liked a lot, once. She understood him. She was real to him. Now Cortana was gone. He kept the chip safe, like a charm close to his heart underneath the plates of his armor, but he could feel it was empty. It did not matter how many times he tried to plug that thing in the first terminal he could find, when nobody was looking. The result was always the same: a redundant error message in the screen. A painful error message. They say that SPARTANS never die. Then, why did he felt like a part of him was already dead?

RECOMPOSE