I just noticed this. It would seem a sad ending !
It would appear the idea is less pollution.
I just noticed this. It would seem a sad ending !
It would appear the idea is less pollution.
The headline makes it sounds so offputting … but in essence, water cremation sounds a good idea. I’d certainly go for it.
Quote from article:
It does not contain any tissue or DNA and is described by scientists as a brown colour resembling “tea or an ale”.
Sounds weird and sloshing liquified bodies into the sewerage system feels wrong. But as the article points out lots of unpleasant stuff goes into the sewerage system from mortuaries and hospitals. The article did not explain if the process required less energy than cremation or less environmental damage. Apparently this is a thing in other countries.
I was reckoning on pure cremation. Looks like I might have the option of pure liquidation now.
Shiver me Timbers.
The thought that The Mother in Law remains.
Would pop out, at the turn of a tap, of drinking water.
Hikes >> Alcoholism.
No way I can’t swim
It still sounds better than human composting … though when you think about it there is nothing more gross than lying buried and rotting in the ground with munching maggots.