For green burial, however, it’s not as simple as sticking a loved one under a tree and watching the tree grow. In fact, the decomposition process produces so much heat it could harm anything ...

Residents must transport their departed loved ones out of state to undergo the 'natural organic reduction process,' which ...

With so many options, the process can also become a bit overwhelming. For those who want to consider a more environmentally friendly burial option, you'll want to learn about green burials.

"You can have a green burial in Northern Ireland ... you don't need to use any resources at all - it should be a very simple process." She said the absence of a natural burial site in Northern ...

Three of the Veterans Affairs national cemeteries opened green burial sections last month. Green burials are possible for both cremated and intact remains.

Green burials involve scattering the cremated ashes ... which will help them through the grieving process.” ...

The popularity of a cheaper and environmentally friendly burial alternative is rising in the U.S., but Michigan has yet to legalize it. Human composting transforms the body into soil, according to ...

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced Tuesday it would offer a pilot program for green burial sections at three national cemeteries. The agency said the program ...

At least 189 bodies have been removed from The Return to Nature Funeral Home At least 189 decaying bodies were removed from a Colorado funeral home that offers green burial services - up from the ...

(Ross D. Franklin/AP) Veterans Affairs officials on Tuesday launched a new pilot program allowing “green” burials at three department national cemeteries in an effort to minimize the ...

Department of Veterans Affairs cemeteries in three states will now have specified sections for "green burials," giving veterans the chance to lessen the environmental impact of their interments.