Reef Rest?Bloomberg gives us the latest in body disposal trends . .
The Parks and Wildlife Department in Texas plans to become the first government agency in the U.S. to let families lay cremated remains in protected forests for a fee to help the state buy more land for conservation.
Back-to-Earth burials and low- energy, low-emission cremations.
Biodegradable embalming fluid to caskets made of recycled cardboard.
Cremation furnaces up to 40 percent more energy-efficient.
You can also improve the sea by using your cremains to build the Neptune Memorial Reef near Miami. It's also a great option for your "mantle people" relatives.
Interest article with more info and links here.
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