Click here to connect to a web page that talks about aquamation, which is described as a green alternative to cremation that uses water instead of fire. This is a new concept for me. I wonder how long it will take for it to catch on, given how long it took for cremation to become a widelhy popular choice? I'd be curious to know how my readers would feel about having the aquamation process once they've passed away.
Our generation has a solution to the detrimental public health problems created by cremation and burial. A CycledBurial(TM) uses water & alkali for the final disposition of human remains. This is the best way to show one remembered family and friends when planning for the inevitable. For more on this new process, visit www.CycledLife.com.
ReplyDeleteGiven the choice between having one’s remains either harm or benefit the living, the answer is always the same. You know how I will be going! Ed Gazvoda, owner of CycledLife
Thanks for the information, Ed.
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