Category: Eco-Friendly

If you’e considering cremation over burial for environmental reasons, think again. Learn about the environmental impact of traditional cremation here.

If you’re dedicated to sustainability and environmentalism, you should choose a funeral home that is carbon neutral. Learn why this choice is wise here.

Some floral arrangements are far from green while others are created using nothing but eco-friendly practices. Here’s a look at what separates the two.

What is aquamation? Aquamation is a sustainable and eco-friendly approach to cremation. Here is everything you need to know about the process.

Green cremation is growing in popularity as a way to be more sustainable and in all aspects of life and death. Here are some eco-friendly cremation options.

Green cremation is an environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional cremation. Check out this guide to learn more about the process.

More and more Baby Boomers are warming up to the idea of a simplified green burial without all the fuss and expense of a traditional funeral.

People often are not aware of the environmental impact of traditional funerals. Click here to learn more about this and environmentally sound green funerals.

Nature preserves across the country are beginning to get on board with green burial services by giving families an alternative type of burial.

Interested in green funeral options? Many aspects of a traditional funeral are far from eco-friendly. The coffin alone can require a lot of energy and natural resources to create. Once it’s placed in the ground many of those materials won’t decompose and may even pollute the surrounding area.

Technology is changing the way we live our lives, and now it’s changing how we end them. As more people realize the ecological impact of traditional burials, the demand for green end of life services is increasing around the country.

What is aquamation, how does it work, and is it offered in your state? Keep reading to find out.

We’ve all heard how harmful burials can be for the environment if they aren’t a green burial, but what about cremation? When you consider that traditional burial has resulted in 4.3 million gallons of embalming fluid going into the ground, cremation is clearly the more eco-friendly option.