A growing number of people are seeking environmentally friendly funeral options as awareness of human impacts on the planet rises. Traditional burial and cremation can have significant environmental impacts. ForContinue Reading
75% of India’s deceased are cremated, the second highest rate in the world – just behind Nepal. Traditional wood cremation uses about 400-500 kg of wood in one burning andContinue Reading
The government has executed the projects of waste water management, solid waste management and development of ghats & crematoria for cleaning Ganga River under Namami Gange Programme. Till date, 105Continue Reading
In an apparent environment-friendly initiative, the Nimtalla crematorium in Kolkata is giving people the option of using cow dung cakes instead of wood and electric cremations. Last month, the KolkataContinue Reading
