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2006 roundup #34: How to die green

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Your last environmental choice involves what happens to you after you're gone.  Do you get pumped full of chemicals that'll leach into the groundwater, and shoved into a really expensive (between £500 and £5000 typically) box that'll get crushed underground after only a couple of days' usage?  Or do you return to the earth from whence you sprang, with options like the Acorn Urn (compressed newspaper, tasteful, and at £45, hardly a burden on your heirs) or the Woodland Burial, where you gently decompose into robin food (via the worm)?  [GT]

Original stories: Acorn Urn | Woodland Burial

December 21, 2006 in Green News, Health & beauty | Permalink

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