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.
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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.
C&EN’s Speaking of Chemistry looks at the carbon footprint we leave behind. Calculating the environmental costs of the afterlife.
Standard burial and cremation take tons of energy and resources. So what’s the most eco-friendly death or an environmentally sound way to deal with a dead person?
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