Bio-cremation article

From Reuters By Nicole Mordant

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Dec 1 (Reuters Life!) - Worried you haven't been green enough in life? Don't let death come in the way of a more eco-friendly you.

From coffins made of recycled cardboard to saying no to embalming chemicals that seep into the soil, people are increasingly searching for ways to make their final resting place a more environmentally-friendly one.

Now cremation, the choice today of a third of Americans and more than half of Canadians, is getting a green make-over. ...

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