Hal is joined by Return Home CEO Micah Truman. Return Home is a Washington company that specializes in human composting, also known as organic reduction. It’s not yet legal in California.
Truman explains how the process works, why people would choose natural organic reduction over cremation or standard burial, and how much cleaner the process is.
When the process is done, relatives are left with what looks very much like ashes left from standard cremation. The Aquamation process is much cleaner than standard cremation, however, and doesn’t contribute to global warming.SEGMENT THREE Chafer explains how this could be a much more inspirational process for family members rather than sitting in a funeral home.
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