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Soil transformation is a natural, environmentally-friendly alternative to burial and cremation.

Soil transformation is a natural, environmentally-friendly alternative to burial and cremation, which is practiced in a number of states in the US.

A green burial is a burial process that removes many of the environmentally damaging aspects of conventional burial.

Natural organic reduction is an attractive option as more people become conscious of the environmental impact of traditional funeral practices.

Burial without a casket is an increasingly common practice. It tends to be selected for environmental or cost saving purposes.

Navigate funeral planning after an unexpected loss with our step-by-step guide. Find clarity, support, and ease during a difficult time.

As we look toward the holiday season—a time for family connections, we've created this helpful guide on how to talk about end-of-life wishes with family members. These conversations can bring understanding and comfort, helping you and your loved ones share what matters most.

Both cremation and human composting are more affordable alternatives to traditional burial and result in remains that can be scattered or kept for different types of memorialization. But these two methods differ significantly in their process and impact on the environment. Find out how they compare.

Learn how organ donation and human composting can work together. Explore the process, benefits, and how to ensure your end-of-life wishes include both sustainable choices.