National Geographic news5y
From diamonds to rockets, mourning the dead has gotten high-tech
In every era, it’s the available technology that determines our range of memorial options ... After the cremation, the bereaved family ships one pound of ashes to Algordanza’s laboratory ...
Some say it’s a natural way to leave earth, others say it’s a ‘biohazard.’ CT debates burial idea.
A return to dust and ashes is inevitable but how human remains can make the transition is up for debate in Connecticut, with legalization of terramation again before the legislature. Former Rep.
9&10 News5d
9&10 News Investigates: Cremains in Question
Below are the questions 9&10 News asked LARA about the situation and their response: ...
Scrub Hub: What is a 'green' burial? (Hint, it involves decomposing into the earth)
For this edition of the Scrub Hub, we are answering questions about 'greener' burials: What are they and how do they work?
Los Angeles Times15d
Lost in a sea of ash: When wildfire destroys a home — and a loved one’s urn — the search begins
Specially trained dogs help find the ashes of people who had been cremated. A pair of archaeologists ... otherwise used to excavate ancient burial sites, they can search for human remains in ...
WBOC TV11d
Returning to the Earth: Delawareans Seek Out-of-State Option for Human Composting
For centuries, burial and cremation have been the standard methods for handling human remains. Now, human composting is ...
Community Impact5d
Cremations of America to open Stone Oak location
Cremations of America is opening a new location in North San Antonio. The details Locally owned by Jeremy and Starr Bernal, ...