Burial alternative offers a chance for living legacy
A new burial alternative lets people leave a living legacy by turning their remains into fertilizer for gardens. This option appeals to those who want an eco-friendly, meaningful way to be remembered. It offers a natural, personal connection to the earth and the people who tend it.
Bevan Shields writes of an alternative to burial and cremation in his excellent article (“Dead but not quite buried”, June 21). I have already informed the family that I would like a cardboard coffin. After reading the article I am now sure that this method is by far the best option for me, particul…
The Sydney Morning Herald
