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I think the point is or was, that there's a moral issue at hand. None of the bodily refuse you mentioned save one, ever had a chance to become a functioning human being. I don't know what the laws are in the UK or how common this is. Apparently there's enough of a concern to question the practice. If it was and is common practice and there was never a concern - perhaps it was a manufactured outrage. I do see appendages, diseased organs differently than a fetus.
So what are they supposed to do with it? The problem seems to be 'with burning it' more than anything. Or is the problem 'burning it - and we use our incinerator to heat the hospital'
No alternative except maybe 'build a separate furnace just for placentas and other prenatal tissues, including the fetus'
Anti-abortion efforts need to be addressed otherwise, not attacking the hospital for their procedures.