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Free Report: Get back to Nature. |
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by Sandhya Adhikari | 02-02-2020 18:54
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During my classes, my professor used to say,"There is no any free lunch for anyone", everybody have to pay for their existence on nature, it was quite a new topic for me but he made me clear with all the logics. Similarly, 5 Days ago, the news that I happen to see on the social media striked my head, a bold title " Get Back to the Nature", it made me think and surf the google What actually it means??
In the context of this modern era, more people are looking to reduce their carbon foot print to limit their damage to this planet amide increasing concern about the effect of climate change. So in order to reduce carbon footprint, an idea came from Katrina Spade: CEO and Founder of Recompose, a human composting company. While studying in the graduate school this idea hit her when her friend told her how the farmer are composting their livestocks, so she developed an idea what if human remains are composted, Could it be an eco friendly option of human as well??? Spade said, " It was a really wonderful epiphany to have that we have not discovered all the way to care for our bodies, for our physical selves after death and that this might be one reality, not only useful and practical option but also one that resonate for a lot of people emotionally". Cremation stops the cycle of life to death by destroying the potential we have in our bodies to give back to the earth. So a concept was developed alternative to burial and cremation I.e human composting. Now it has been made legal at Washington, thus Governer Jay Inslee signed legislation making the washington as the first state to approve human composting as an alternative to burrying or cremating human remains which will begin from May 2020. Addition to this, Human body contains a lot of protein and moisture. So in order to help them break down quickly they are placed in a vessel with 0xygen and materials like alfalfa, wood chips and straw. Human composting would be a much greener after death options. Company says, human composting improves the soil health, Sequesters carbondioxides, it has been estimated that over one metric tons of carbon dioxide per person is saved through human composting. It is believed to be more eco friendly than traditional method of burial or cremation. Recompose patent- pending process involves the placing of the human dead bodies on one of the moisture and temperature controlled vessels filled with wood chips, straw and alfalfa, recompose's human composting consume one eight of the energy required for cremation. This process generates a cubic yard of soil from the human body and the bereaved family can choose to keep the resulting soil to grow flowers, vegetables or so on. If they dont take the soil then soil can be used as vegetation at Washington. The process of Composting involves: - At first step bodies would be covered with wood, straw and alfalfa, chips to naturally accelerate decomposition - Bacteria release enzyme that decompose the tissue and carbon nitrogen heavy molecules bind together. - After 30 days complete decomposition takes place and a human body is converted into cubic yard of soil. This all process takes place inside the hexagonal vessels. Human composting consume one eight of the energy required for cremation. Conventional burial in which people are drained of their blood, pumped full of formaldehyde and other chemicals that pollutes the environment, composting could be of good option in the urban area where the cemetery land is scarce. This is some what a good way to give back to nature, nice to leave a legacy, a best way to bid a farewell to our body, interesting paradox to be very simple dirt and be sacred, we get back to the nature. Being born on the Hindu civilization cremation is considered as one of the holiest rituals in our culture, I don't want to go against the culture that has been practiced years after years, but if I am given an option to choose though its hard to put myself in that position but would like to be reduced via natural organic reduction and go back to nature. |
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22 Comments
Hello sandhya
I hope you are doing well
Thank you so much for this report!
Keep writing
Green cheers
Regards
Walter
Posted 28-03-2020 12:07
Greetings sandhya
I hope you are doing well
Thank you so much for this great report
I hope to read more from you!
Green cheers
Regards
Ishma
Posted 17-03-2020 12:17
Greeting sandhya
I hope you are doing well
Thank you so much for this report.
I hope to read more from you.
Keep up with great works
Green cheers
Regards
Basanta
Posted 16-03-2020 03:53
Hello susmita
I hope you are doing well
Thank you so much for this report.
Regards
Sus
Posted 29-02-2020 21:07
Hello sandhya
Very nice
Thank you so much for this report
Yours
Susmita
Posted 26-02-2020 21:44
Hello
I hope you are fine
Thank you so much for this report
Yours
Ishma
Posted 11-02-2020 14:33
Hi Sandhya68,
Your words are so true!
It??s been a great experience to learn different things.
Posted 09-02-2020 02:11
awesome report from you, i really inspired by you to doing lilke you in my region, thanks once again
Posted 09-02-2020 00:36
Hello Sandhya di!
I do hope everything is going good.
I really appreciate your idea of getting back to the nature cause we are ourselves its gift..
Thanks for sharing such wonderful report!!
Hope to listen more from you!!
Green cheers!!
Yours,
Jasmine Karki
Posted 08-02-2020 17:23
Greeting Lisa!!
Thanks for your inspiring words,
Keep inspiring and suggesting me.
Yours,
Sandhya
Posted 06-02-2020 12:31
Thank you so much Rajesh Brother for your Words
Posted 06-02-2020 12:30
Hey Sandhya,
it's Lisa your mentor.
I really think that this report of yours is sending us a clear and strong message. And I really do agree with you. We, humans, have come from nature and we will go back to nature. But more, we are part of nature and we will always be. No matter how much more artificials we surround ourselves with, it is the nature that is the true home of ours.
I really like how you put pictures that could really strengthen your message. Yet, always make sure to cite their sources!!
Thanks for the great report and I really enjoyed reading it!
Posted 05-02-2020 22:08
Hey Sandhya,
You had beautifully written such a good report,
It is a great way of getting back to nature and i also loved to be degraded naturally,
Thanks for well informative reports,
Posted 05-02-2020 19:20
Thank you shradha for your words, Indeed its really a so interesting topic.
Posted 05-02-2020 12:08
Hey Sandhya,
A very beautifully written and interesting piece of writing you got here. While I did know of many other eco friendly services offered to people as to what to do with their bodies after death (like turning yourself into a tree after death) , this concept was a new on to me.
Such an informative and refreshing report to read!
GREEN CHEERS!
Posted 05-02-2020 02:32
Thank you so much for the words mentor.
Posted 05-02-2020 02:08
Thanks for the words Alan!!! Indeed the topic was interesting for me too.
Posted 05-02-2020 02:08
Hello Sandhya
This is an interesting report. Human composting might not be an easy option in some regions of the world because of local people's traditions, but it is certainly an option that should be considered for their efficiency and benefits to the environment. Maybe it would be an inevitable option in the future if no carbon emission is permitted as the policy.
Thank you for the interesting report!
Posted 04-02-2020 16:36
Hi there Sandhya,
Amazing piece of writing.
It is interesting the topic you mentioned.
Regards,
Alan
Posted 03-02-2020 23:28
Hi there Sandhya,
Amazing piece of writing.
It is interesting the topic you mentioned.
Regards,
Alan
Posted 03-02-2020 23:28
Thank you so much kushal dai for your words!!!!!!!
Posted 03-02-2020 22:27
Hello Sandhya
I do hope that you are fine and doing great with your works.
Thank you for your report with amazing piece of writing.
Green Cheers from Nepal :)
Keep writing great reports.
We are eager to read more reports from you.
Regards,
Kushal Naharki
Posted 03-02-2020 17:19