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A Solution for Crowded Cemeteries: Turn Loved Ones Into Gardening Soil
The Wall Street Journal examines the growing crisis in America's death industry and the rise of terramation as a scalable, eco-friendly alternative to burial and cremation — placing Return Home at the center of a national conversation about the future of death care.
Human Composting and the Eco-Minded Burial Movement
Rolling Stone covers the rise of human composting as a cultural and environmental movement, with Return Home and Micah Truman at the center of the story.
Eco-Friendly Death Market Grows Amid Demand
Fortune examines the booming market for sustainable death care, with Return Home leading the charge as consumer demand for greener alternatives to burial and cremation accelerates.
Mark Cuban on Shark Tank burial startup Return Home: 'You blew it'
After Return Home's Shark Tank appearance, Mark Cuban went on record saying the sharks made a mistake passing on the company. CNBC covered the moment and what it says about mission-driven businesses that don't fit the standard investment mold.
This Deathcare Company Has an Alternative to Traditional Burials
Inc. Magazine profiles Return Home and the growing consumer shift toward sustainable deathcare, examining how Micah built a company around a mission most industries would have ignored.
Inside One of the World's First Human Composting Facilities
A deep-dive feature by The Verge following a family through the entire composting process at Return Home, from laying-in to soil. One of the most thorough and widely-read pieces ever written about the company and the movement it helped create.
We Compost Human Bodies
Micah Truman writes in Newsweek about the mission behind Return Home and why terramation is the future of death care — a first-person account of building a company that treats the end of life as a gift back to the earth.
Shark Tank to Feature WA-Based Terramation Company Return Home
The Seattle Times previews Return Home's Shark Tank appearance, covering the company's mission and what it means for Washington State's growing role in the sustainable deathcare movement.
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