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A greener way to bury the dead is gaining ground — and sparking backlash
Supporters say the 20-acre project would offer natural burials with biodegradable materials, while opponents warn of groundwater and wildlife risks.
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A greener way to bury the dead is gaining ground — and sparking backlash
In rural Minnesota, a sprawling 20-acre hayfield was meant to become a green cemetery where loved ones could be buried in a more environmentally friendly manner. But as word of the project spread, opposition in the community of Blackhoof Township quickly mounted.
·Atlanta, United States
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