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GREEN FUNERALS
Green Funerals: Back to Nature
Environmentally-conscious "green" living may be one of the most beneficial movements in the world today, yet most people only associate green with living. For people who want to preserve the environment, the growing practice of green funerals and green burials presents a way to make the end of life more meaningful too.
For many people, a greener funeral represents an ethical and philosophical choice. For others, it is a way to find value and significance in a simpler funeral process.
A Guide to Green Funerals
This Web site is intended as general guide to green funerals. While it is by no means exhaustive on the subject, it introduces the reader to the full spectrum of greener practices one might consider when planning a funeral.
At aGreenerFuneral.org, you will find information about green funerals, including:
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At aGreenerFuneral.org we believe that green is in the eye of the beholder. For some, green means riding a bicycle, eating locally-grown organic vegetables and living off the electrical grid. For others green is driving less, using less electricity and taking cloth bags to the grocery store. That's why we use the terms "green" and "greener in this site. We think that, big step or little step, whatever you do to preserve and protect our environment is a good thing in life, and in death.