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Human composting becomes legal in Australia's New South Wales
New South Wales has become the first Australian state to allow human composting, also called terramation or natural organic reduction. In the process, a body is placed in a vessel with organic material, and microorganisms gradually break the remains down into nutrient-rich soil. Supporters see it as a more environment-friendly alternative to burial or cremation.

This summary is based on reporting by The Hindu.
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