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KUNR Public Radio
What do you want to happen with your body when you die? A growing number of people are making that decision earlier and looking for environmentally friendly funerals. A new Nevada law now allows you to become compost when you pass away.
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Doña Ana County
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Los colibríes, los bolseros de Bullock y los gorriones son solo algunas de las muchas aves que construyen sus nidos con desechos. -
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