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Maryland launches first human composting facility as eco-friendly burial alternative

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Maryland has become home to its first human composting facility, located in Elkridge. The facility offers a sustainable end-of-life option alongside traditional burial and cremation. Using a process called natural organic reduction, human remains are transformed into nutrient-rich soil within approximately one month. The resulting soil can be retained by the deceased's family or donated to land conservation initiatives.

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