Green Cremation Texas is the state’s first and only environmentally-conscious cremation service provider. We have compiled this list of links and resources to help you better understand the ecological benefits of our work. If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us.
We are dedicated to providing helpful resources to people seeking death care advice.
In some states the legally approved disposition methods are pretty much limited to traditional burial and cremation. But in the states below, residents have more disposition options that are less conventional.
We’ve known for some time that cost is a major contributing factor in the rising cremation rates. But what about environmental concerns?
Keep reading to learn more about cremation practices of the past and what we can learn from them today.
In this post we’re clearing up some of the most common myths about this revolutionary funeral service that you’re sure to hear more about.
Since the pandemic, people have put much more attention on health, including the health of our environment. When all the options are compared, water cremation is simply safer and cleaner than the current conventional services.
In this post we’re going over some simple dos and don’ts for handling these delicate conversations. Hopefully, it will help ease the discomfort so that you can provide the support your loved one needs.
This FAQ provides answers to questions about what the Travis County Medical Examiner’s office does and their role in cremations in the county and beyond.
In this post we cover some of the highlights from the podcast episode that are beneficial for funeral industry professionals and consumers as we move past the COVID-19 epidemic.
Here’s a quick overview of the information we share with families so that they are fully informed and know what to expect.
Now, you may wonder why embalming fluid would be harmful to the environment and people’s health if it goes into a body that’s then buried or cremated. The answer is simple – it doesn’t stay in the body.
In this post, we’re explaining the connection between funeral homes and death certificates as well as why Green Cremation Texas does things differently.
If you work in one of the top 10 deadliest professions, you should always understand the risks and how to avoid potential injury. Here’s a quick look at what those risky jobs are and what makes them so perilous.
Here are a few tips that can help you handle the discussions about choosing cremation when a family member doesn’t see eye-to-eye on the matter.
This quick read explains what a viewing is, the benefits and the costs involved with having one so you can decide if it’s something you want to include in the funeral arrangements.
What should you do if an ill loved one passes away at home? This quick guide will tell you what steps need to be taken to make arrangements and register the death when it happens at home.
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