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As families consider human composting as an alternative to cremation and burial, questions naturally arise about what happens to bones, dental work, and medical implants during the process.

A national survey presents findings that the page says are consistent with experiences shared by thousands of families.

Earth Funeral is now serving families across Ohio with soil transformation, a natural, gentle alternative to cremation and traditional burial.

The guide compares aquamation and human composting with traditional burial, covering their processes, environmental benefits, state legality, and costs.

The Associated Press covers the rise of human composting, featuring Earth Funeral’s natural, scalable offering.

Earth Funeral discusses expanding into the Southeast after Georgia legalized human composting through Senate Bill 241, signed by Governor Kemp. The page says local facilities could make the process more accessible to Georgia families and eliminate shipping costs and logistics.

Earth Funeral’s CEO discussed the company’s mission on CBS Mornings, including its 30-day process and expansion across 12 states. Donated soil supports reforestation, ecosystem restoration, and wildfire restoration efforts.

CNN features Earth Funeral in coverage of the human composting movement. The page describes its 45-day process and conservation projects and memorial gardens.

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The page provides an instant, personalized price for soil transformation and states that there are no hidden fees or surprise add-ons.

The company’s team includes funeral professionals, scientists, and engineers focused on transforming end-of-life care through soil transformation.

Earth Funeral offers soil transformation and human composting services to families nationwide, with 24/7 customer care.

The page describes human composting as an affordable alternative to cremation that turns bodies into soil and offers arrangements for upcoming or future needs.

The page outlines policies on personal information collection, use, and storage, and explains rights to access or delete that information.

The Earth Funeral website's terms of service cover arrangements, user rights, limitations, and dispute resolution procedures.