Green Cremation Method Produces Liquid Fertilizer

Green (gross?) cremation method produces liquid fertilizer





New climate-friendly cremation method uses water and lye to transform human remains into 200 gallons of liquid fertilizer.





There are an awful lot of people on the planet, and modern methods for disposing of human remains aren’t exactly earth-friendly. A new alternative to cremation and burial
could change that — and even increase food production for those still
living — if we can get past the ‘ick factor’ of liquefying our dead
relatives.

"Resomation" is the process of disposing of human corpses through alkaline hydrolysis, which occurs when the body is sealed inside a vault-like tube filled with water and lye and steam-heated to 300
degrees. Three hours later, some powdery bone fragments and 200 gallons
of fluid are all that remains.
Essentially, Resomation — which was developed by Scottish company Resomation Ltd. — is just like the natural process of decomposition, but on fast-forward. The fluid can be safely dumped into sewer systems or even used as
fertilizer on farms and gardens — a proposal that some say comes a
little too close to ‘Soylent Green’ for comfort.
But unlike cremation and traditional burial, alkaline hydrolysis doesn’t lead to toxic chemicals like dioxin and formaldehyde being released into the atmosphere or water supply. It also uses 80 percent
less energy than standard cremation.
Despite its apparent eco-friendliness, it’s improbable that Resomation will become a common way to deal with human remains any time soon. It seems unlikely at best that Americans will accept pouring
what’s left of a loved one down a drain or consuming food that has been
sprayed with corpse juice.
But as world leaders struggle to deal with the immense specter of global warming, solutions like Resomation may become more palatable — and it’s already accepted by many religious faiths, including Catholicism.
“We’re not opposed to it. Environmentally, it seems like the right thing to do,” says Catholic Cemeteries manager of marketing Amy Profenna...

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Comment by Tara on May 7, 2010 at 10:45am
Oh lordy.....here I am eating while reading this post (pukes on oneself). I think mother nature does fine enough on her own, our loved ones don't need any extra help from crazy green sickos! Doesn't it make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside to think that gramma or grandpa's remains could be dumped in the sewer if these fools had their way, unf-ingbelievable!
Comment by Sweettina2 on May 7, 2010 at 2:50am
Me too Greg.
Comment by Sweettina2 on May 7, 2010 at 2:35am
Oh Vincent, I am so sorry about your sister! Saying prayers for you and your family right now.
I lost my stepdad last July, we had him cremated and I made the decision that I will be also. My mom keeps him in the closet, and takes him with her when she travels! She says it actually gives her comfort that part of him is still with her. We never know what we can handle until we have to.
God bless you precious friend, my prayers are with you.
Comment by Sweettina2 on May 7, 2010 at 12:23am
I agree PH, but then they wouldnt make money off you from the cradle to the grave. If they make you into fertilizer they will make money AFTER the grave...aint that some sh*t???
Comment by Sweettina2 on May 7, 2010 at 12:03am
Right!
Comment by truth on May 6, 2010 at 11:54pm
From the category-> You cant make this stuff up
Comment by Sweettina2 on May 6, 2010 at 11:37pm
I remember when soylent green came out, I was a kid and totally freaked out.
Comment by fireguy on May 6, 2010 at 11:23pm
Comment by Sweettina2 on May 6, 2010 at 10:22pm
Oh my, creepy!!!
Comment by fireguy on May 6, 2010 at 9:45pm

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