A woodpecker settled on a branch overhead as Cindy Armstrong stood near a grouping of trees, gazing at a patch of soil that contained bits of her son's composted remains.
Armstrong is one of a growing number of Americans embracing environmentally low-impact burials for their loved ones.
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