NSW Legalises Human Composting
Key points
- New South Wales has passed legislation permitting natural organic reduction, a process of composting human remains that the bill calls Terramation. The Legislative Council approved the measure during a sitting on the same day it was reported.
- The method is presented as one of several environmentally focused options for handling bodies after death, alongside natural burials and water cremation.
- Interest in such alternatives has grown as people weigh more sustainable ways to approach end-of-life arrangements.
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