Green Burial
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Green Cemetery Project Winnipeg aims to make death more environmentally friendly in ManitobaA group in Winnipeg is hoping to make death more environmentally friendly by creating a green cemetery in the province.CanadaApr 23
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Life beyond death: Digging deep into the growing trend of green burialsAs people look at different ways to be more environmentally friendly, experts say more people are putting thought into the impact we have on the environment after passing away.EnvironmentMar 2
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N.B. women offer greener ‘forest cemetery’ burial optionTwo friends who share deeply rooted beliefs about the importance of protecting the environment and honouring those who have died are now offering people a greener burial optionEnvironmentDec 11, 2023
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Is human composting the next frontier in death care?Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, or maybe soil? While death care often involves embalming bodies, burial in coffins or cremation, the demand for green burial options is growing.CanadaApr 15, 2023
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Green burial options become more accessible in AlbertaThose in the business of death and dying say more people are seeking out environmentally-friendly ways to handle their remains.ConsumerDec 18, 2019
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A green death: Is human composting or natural burial for you?A U.S. startup wants to turn your body into mulch in the latest push to find more eco-friendly alternatives to a coffin burial or cremation.LifestyleJun 2, 2019
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Could green burials become available in Hamilton?City councillor Jason Farr is poised to ask city staff to assess the feasibility of introducing green or natural burials.CanadaJan 8, 2018
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Don’t want to be buried or cremated? 5 funeral and burial alternativesIn our overpopulated world, we all need to think of new ways to live. But what about new ways to be buried?EnvironmentJul 15, 2017
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A first in Canada: Cremated remains can be turned into a living ocean reefFor the first time in Canada, residents will have another option for a green burial - to become part of a living reef in the waters off British Columbia.Jan 24, 2017
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