Afternoon News: Part 3 of CNET’s Future of Funeral Series and more
Today we bring you a couple of articles that we came across this morning that may be of interest to you. The first is the third installment of CNET’s (CBS Interactive) continuing series entitled “The Future of Funerals”. Today’s episode deals with alkaline hydrolysis and CNET titles the article “The misunderstood funeral tech that is illegal in 30 states”.
Article: The Future of Funeral series from CNET. The misunderstood funeral tech that is illegal in 30 states.
Article: From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. “Funeral scam figure found dead in his Central West End apartment after prison release”. This article deals with James “Doug” Cassity, the former owner of National Prearranged Services, Inc. According to the article, he was sentenced to prison for a ponzi-like scheme in 2013. Again, according to the article, “He was one of thousands of inmates released by the federal Bureau of Prisons amid concerns about the spread of the coronavirus.”
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Alkaline Hydrolysis 2.0™ Solves the Problems with Alkaline Hydrolysis
Denver, Colorado – Sustainable Funeral® solves the known problems with alkaline hydrolysis. In August of 2019, we opened our first Sustainable Funeral location in Denver, Colorado. Our patent pending Alkaline Hydrolysis 2.0™ process and New Life Chamber were invented by two biochemistry professors and an aerospace, systems engineer.
With alkaline hydrolysis (a.k.a. water cremation, Resomation®, or aquamation), the body’s final resting place is a wastewater treatment facility. Many find draining around 98% of a deceased into the sewer as being undignified. Further, sewage treatment plants are left with the problem of dealing with all the fat and around 35% of bones emptied into the sewers from each body processed using alkaline hydrolysis. The wastewater treatment issues have kept alkaline hydrolysis from being offered in lots of states and countries.
A major advantage of Alkaline Hydrolysis 2.0™ is 100% of the deceased is returned to the earth – not the sewer. We enable deceased to be memorialized by having their composted, organic matter (essence) nourish a tree, garden, church grounds, or wherever one wishes to be remembered. We are the only funeral home in Colorado that has chosen not to sell cremation or burial services; instead, we offer the only sustainable way to go! http://www.sustainablefuneral.com