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  • death Do cruise ships have morgues? David Pescovitz
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  • death Human remains can legally now be used as compost in California David Pescovitz
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  • war "Souls," heartbreaking Ukrainian animation about innocents murdered in the Russian invasion Gareth Branwyn
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  • COVID-19 If you're not vaccinated against COVID-19, Euthanasia Association won't help you die David Pescovitz
  • death No more funeral home markups — you can now buy caskets direct for your corpse! Thom Dunn
  • science fiction Kickstart "The Deadlands," a new speculative fiction magazine about death Thom Dunn
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