Defending the Earth, Even After Death: The Green Burial Movement

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The greenest burial places essentially transform the cemetery into a nature preserve—and a "posthumous occupation" of a $20 billion funeral industry.

by Hunter Marshall, YES!Magazine

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Blank Gravestones
Defending the Earth, Even After Death: The Green Burial Movement
03/26/2014
YES Magazine
The greenest burial places essentially transform the cemetery into a nature preserve—and a "posthumous occupation" of a $20 billion funeral industry. by Hunter Marshall, YES!Magazine I... read more
Blank Gravestones
Defending the Earth, Even After Death: The Green Burial Movement
03/26/2014
YES Magazine
The greenest burial places essentially transform the cemetery into a nature preserve—and a "posthumous occupation" of a $20 billion funeral industry. by Hunter Marshall, YES!Magazine I... read more