Burial interns more than a body. In addition to the body, the U.S. buries each year:

30 million board feet of casket wood including tropical hardwoods.
90,000 tons of steel, ( more than enough to build the Golden Gate bridge )
1.6 million tons of concrete in burial volts
over 800,000 gallons of toxic embalming fluid, which includes formaldehyde.
5,400,000 pounds of copper and bronze in caskets

Something to think about in this day of rising costs and natural resource scarcity.

This Quote by Henry David Thoreau reminds me of why we desire simple, natural, unimpeded , body disposition options:

"My purpose in going to Walden Pond
was not to live cheaply nor to live dearly there
but to transact some private business,
with the fewest obstacles…
It's a good place for business...
it offers advantages
which it may not be good policy to divulge."
- Thoreau

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Welcome to alternative home funerals for Utah.