Associated Press: Cynthia Beal wants to be an Oregon cherry tree after she dies. She has everything to make it happen – a body, a burial site and a biodegradable coffin. “It is composting at its best,” said Beal, owner of The Natural Burial Company, which will sell a variety of eco-friendly burial products when it opens in January, including the Ecopod, a kayak-shaped coffin made out of recycled newspapers. Biodegradable coffins are part of a larger trend toward “natural” …