Want to take your green attitude all the way to the grave?
08.29.2005
- Keeps unnecessary toxins out of the ecosystem. Green burials often include natural biodegradable coffins or shrouds and non-toxic or non-embalming options.
- Saves overcrowding in limited cemeteries.
- Allows for a beautiful visitation site: a green burial plot maintains a lush environment with a tree planted over or near the grave instead of a cemetery monument.
Make sure you have a pre-need contract or a living will so that your loved ones know what you want. Check out the following sites for more ways to keep your green attitude in the great hereafter:
- Forest of Memories - unbiased advice and resources to consider.
- Memorial Ecosystems - they've been providing green burials for years.
- Eternal Reefs - cremation ashes are incorporated into a rebuilt "coral" reef.
Cocktail Fact
Death Valley is the hottest place on earth and the driest in North America: summer temps average well over 100° F.
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Eco-burials also help preserve your family bank account. The cost of a standard burial is often more than $6,000; eco-burial can cost less $3,000.
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