To help Earth’s future, people are getting buried like it’s 1860
By Tara Bahrampour
“That was the perfect spot,” he said. “It reminded me a lot of an area that we hiked many, many times near here.”
Mia died last month at 17 of Ewing’s sarcoma, a rare bone cancer, and became the third person interred at Serenity Ridge. The site is one of a growing number of cemeteries in the United States offering natural, or green, burials in response to demand from the environmentally conscious. Read more »
To help Earth’s future, people are getting buried like it’s 1860