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.
Many people have heard of embalming fluid and know that it’s part of preserving a body for a funeral, but do you know what embalming fluid actually is? And did you know that embalming isn’t always necessary? Or that embalming isn’t common in many other countries?
Are you wondering, is it better to be buried or cremated? Check out this guide on why so many are choosing cremation over burial.
Here’s everything you need to know about cremation versus burial. By learning about both, you can make an informed decision for yourself.
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.
It’s a good idea to plan your funeral in advance so your loved ones are prepared. Keep reading below to learn the average cost of cremation.
Not sure how to store your love ones ashes? Take a look at this guide to learn where to put ashes from cremation and how to store them the right way.
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?
Direct Cremation is the most affordable option. But what exactly does that mean? What are the costs and advantages?
We all have cremation questions, even if you’re asking for “a friend of yours.” In this post we will answer 7 Questions You Might Be Afraid To Ask About Cremation.
Water Cremation has many names – Alkaline hydrolysis, Resomation, Dissolution, and Aquamation. But, what is it and why should I consider it? Keep reading to find out…
Next of Kin has the legal authority to make decisions in Texas regarding disposition (burial or cremation) after death. So what establishes who the next of kin is? Keep reading to find out!
After a loved one dies, you want to honor them while still being able to move forward. Compare the cost of cremation versus burial to find an affordable option.
Families often find themselves at a loss for what REALLY matters when choosing a cremation provider that is affordable. As a licensed Mortician with over 20 years experience in serving families at the end of life, here’s what really matters.
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