<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2735q1_0wNVdpAp00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2735q1_0wNVdpAp00" width="463" height="260" ></figure>Sustainable burial methods are growing in popularity around the world, allowing individuals to limit their impact on the environment or even to provide benefits to it, as their last act in this world. A new report from Sustainable Farewells explores the full range of eco-friendly burial options available today, and what factors should be considered when choosing an environmentally friendly option.More information about green burial options can be found at https://sustainablefarewell.com/why-eco-friendly-burials-are-gaining-popularity/Although sustainable burials are still not the most common method, they are growing in popularity across the world, in part due to their simplicity and affordability. The report from Sustainable Farewells explores the full range of popular options, their effects on the environment, and their costs compared to traditional burial or cremation.The simplest method explained in the new report is “Green Burial,” which is similar to a traditional burial but with a few minor changes. With this technique, the body is kept in as natural of a state as possible, with no embalming fluids or harsh chemicals, and buried in a biodegradable casket or shroud.Green burials help human remains to break down quickly in the environment, and many cemeteries that offer sustainable options also dedicate at least a portion of their available land to conservation. This can take the form of natural forests, wildlife preserves, or maintaining the ecosystem that already exists naturally in that area.An excerpt from the report explains, “By choosing a green burial, you contribute to the preservation of natural habitats and the protection of local flora and fauna. It’s a beautiful way to ensure that your final resting place is a sanctuary for wildlife.”Individuals interested in a green burial are advised to plan well in advance, as the local laws and regulations can vary widely. After checking the local laws, it is suggested that burial plans should be explained to family members, as well as included in a formal plan for funerary wishes.More information about sustainable and eco-friendly burial options can be found at https://sustainablefarewell.com/why-eco-friendly-burials-are-gaining-popularity/Havilah J&amp;J Ltd205 Cardington RoadBedfordBedfordEnglandMK42 0BZUnited KingdomInformation contained on this page is provided by an independent third-party content provider. XPRMedia and this Site make no warranties or representations in connection therewith. If you are affiliated with this page and would like it removed please contact pressreleases@xpr.media</div></body>

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Sustainable burial methods are growing in popularity around the world, allowing individuals to limit their impact on the environment or even to provide benefits to it, as their last act in this world. A new report from Sustainable Farewells explores the full range of eco-friendly burial options available today, and what factors should be considered when choosing an environmentally friendly option.