The ceramic vessels contained the bones of pre-Columbian Indigenous people, as well as fish, frog and turtle remains ...

Cremation is a popular alternative to burial that's becoming more common, but just how long does the whole process take from ...

What do you have in here, bricks?” The careless comment of the flight attendant, uttered with a grin, to blow in the aisle of a business class. Air was swept away in an instant, replaced by a ...

Water cremation is legal in Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, and the Northwest Territories. Alberta is also looking at legalizing the practice.

The UK is taking steps toward legalizing "water cremation" as a new funeral method, providing a third option alongside ...

And of course you have to remove the ashes from the container unless it's biodegradable. According to ATX Cremation, the process of cremation renders ashes harmless, so there is no public health ...

The police claimed there were no legal claimants of the dead insurgents, despite their families moving court to secure the bodies.

In 2023, the cremation rate reached 60.5%, according to the National Funeral Directors Association. That figure is forecast to top 80% by 2045. And, for Latter-day Saints, the church has revised ...

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Cremation, on the other hand, averages $7,943 for a full-service option or just $2,694 for a direct cremation with no service, Funeralocity.com found.

Cremated remains can be buried, but other options include keeping ashes in an urn or other container, planting a tree in remembrance, or picking a different type of memorial place. Cons of cremation ...

Will McGough thought he’d scatter his father’s ashes in Antarctica for a special tribute. But once there, he learned that wouldn’t work as planned in this special, delicate environment.