Colorado buried the remains of the first “legally composted” person after composting human remains was given the green light by lawmakers.
The first person to have his or her remains composted was laid to rest in Fremont County, Colorado, on Sunday as an alternative to a traditional funeral and a step toward what some see as a more environmentally friendly option to traditional cemeteries.
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