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Elizabeth Graham
May 17, 2024
Both cremation and traditional burial have notable environmental impacts. Cremation consumes a significant amount of energy, primarily from fossil fuels, and emits carbon dioxide along with other pollutants. Traditional burial typically involves embalming fluids, which can soil the environment and use substantial resources for caskets. Greener alternatives like green burials or bio-cremation, which utilize water and less energy, are eco-friendly options. If you're considering cremation, Penland Family Funeral Home in Asheville, NC, offers such services with an understanding of their environmental implications.