By Keith Bradsher, New York Times
LIUZHOU, China - In China these days, just about every form of commerce is thriving, including decidedly illegal ones like prostitution and counterfeiting. But not coffin making.
Resources and Information Supporting Green Burial in North America
By Keith Bradsher, New York Times
LIUZHOU, China - In China these days, just about every form of commerce is thriving, including decidedly illegal ones like prostitution and counterfeiting. But not coffin making.
By Bruce Geiselman, Waste News.com
Billy Campbell is a rural doctor, an environmentalist and something of a pioneer — opening the nation´s first “green cemetery.” Dr. Campbell also jokes that he operates the nation´s only combination doctor´s office and cemetery office. “I´m pretty sure we´re the only one,” he said, laughing.
By Ross Brewster, News and Star
A FORMER Keswick farmer has seen off objections from local churches and looks to be on the threshold of winning planning approval for a green burial site.