The core goal of environmentally friendly alternatives to ashes treatment is to reduce the environmental burden, unlike traditional tombs. At the same time, environmentally friendly ashes treatment can take ecological protection and respect for commemorating the dead into account, providing a more sustainable choice.
One option is green burial, which involves burying the remains directly in the soil without cremation or traditional burial. This promotes natural degradation and reduces environmental damage.
Water burial (sea burial)
Sprinkle the ashes into the ocean in a protected and legal area to protect marine ecology, but ensure compliance with local regulations.
Biodegradable urns
Urns made of biodegradable materials decompose naturally underground, reducing their impact on the soil.
Resomation
it process involves the use of water and lye to break down the remains at low temperatures. The liquid that is produced as a result can be safely disposed of, which helps to reduce carbon emissions and pollution.
Tree burial
bury the ashes with saplings to promote tree growth and symbolise life continuity through nature.
Promession is an environmentally friendly and innovative way to dispose of human remains. It involves freeze-drying at a low temperature and quickly crushing the remains to effectively reduce emissions.s
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