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Green Cremation & Burial Resources Category: Things to Consider

Cremation.Green 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.

What a Crematorium Can and Can’t Refuse

Veterans Need to Know Space is Running Out at National Cemeteries

Dealing With a Death During the Holidays

The Proper Way to Ship Cremated Remains

The VA Expands Funeral Benefits, But a Not All Veterans Are Using Them

8 Places Where the Deceased Can Be Viewed

How Cancer Affects Cremation

Nevada Becomes the Seventh State to Legalize Human Composting

What’s in Human Composting Soil?

How Cremation Rates Could Impact Funeral Prices

States Where the Cremation Rate is Growing the Quickest

Human Composting and Carbon Emissions

What Are the Aquamation Regulations in Your State?

Where Can Natural Burial Occur in Texas

More Women Are Working in Death Care

How Casket Makers Have Tried to Influence the Future of the Funeral Industry

Cremation.Green Core Values: Big-Hearted Care

Cremation.Green Core Values: Transparent Pricing That’s Fair

Cremation.Green Core Values That Make a Difference

The Concept of Composting Human Remains and Water Cremation is Catching On

Private Forensics Institute vs County Medical Examiner

How Does a Human Composting Vessel Work?

Family Involvement When Composting Human Remains

What Exactly is in Embalming Fluid?

How Embalming Fluids Are Used (And Why It Isn’t Necessary)