No one is forcing you to do it, and there is a process by which to do it -- did you miss the part about the mortuary returns the body to the family as soil after it has naturally decomposed? No throwing of body parts on the compost pile?

I like the idea. Your body gives back to the earth and new life flourishes from the nutrients in the soil/compost. Nature composts everything. Composting human remains doesnt require chemicals other than a balance of carbon and nitrogen. The real concern should be what chemicals did the person consume in life from medications to heavy metals.

I thought Gavin already was human compost.

Hmmm. Maybe this is how they will solve their homeless problem.

i saw a youtube video about this...omg. it takes about 4 months.

I believe Ed Casey said California will have a super earth quake and will become a chain of islands.

Bible nails it again, as usual
"You should know this, Timothy, that in the last days there will be very difficult times. For people will love only themselves and their money. They will be boastful and proud, scoffing at God, disobedient to their parents, and ungrateful. They will consider nothing sacred. They will be unloving and unforgiving; they will slander others and have no self-control. They will be cruel and hate what is good." 2 Timothy 3:1-5

California Democrats: Love undying for abortion, looking to become the Mecca of genital mutilation for children, and now human composting. Sinking into the abyss. What atrocity will they try to justify next?

I’ve decided I want a biodegradable burial pod. My tree of choice is a willow. Dead is dead so I might as well give back to the Earth.

And how is their idea really different than using a body in a body farm for forensic study?

Someone needs to pick up the entire state of California by the scruff of the neck and give it a good hard shake, in hopes that it will return them to sanity.

So... it's better to be fish food or worm food?

At one level this is so unordinary that it seems weird it's even a thing. Here there are places you can get buried in a cloth or simple pine box. It's hardly composting. It's just letting nature eat you.

At another level it seems weird that this is tied into an environment narrative. I know people who want buried out on their land or in the woods. In cloth or a pine box. CO2 emissions aren't as much a part of it.

The other part is this composting angle. People bring their wife home and throw her on the azaleas? And I agree with you. Flesh doesn't compost. And I'm not sure 60 days would do it in nature. I have found turtle shells, bones, out in the woods with bits on them months later.

In Vietnam that was called plungi pits ? California has really gone to sh*t ! 🤦🏻‍♀️