Part of Micah Truman’s job is to make death — and what happens to our bodies afterwards — a little easier to talk about.
As the founder and CEO of Return Home, the first large-scale human composting facility in the world located south of Seattle in Auburn, Truman is at the forefront of a new disposition service that aims to make sure a person’s final action on this planet doesn’t pollute it, but gives back to it.
“The folks that want to do this, it’s very important to them. We take it very seriously,” Truman said. “This gives people another alternative to burial and cremation. But in order to have
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