A novel alternative to traditional burial and cremation is gaining traction: human composting. This process offers a method for environmentally conscious individuals to be laid to rest through natural decomposition. Rather than occupying land indefinitely or emitting pollutants through cremation, bodies are transformed into soil. Advocates highlight the ecological benefits, positioning it as a return to nature. The practice allows for a “living legacy” as the resulting soil can be used to nourish plants and trees. While unconventional, human composting presents a growing option for those seeking sustainable end-of-life choices.