While away the hours to your inevitable demise with this green burial documentary

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By Darby Minow SmithJul 9, 2014, 6:06 pm23 pts
You’re probably not going to die and I certainly never will, but in the off chance the Grim Reaper catches up with us one day, why should our deaths be less sustainable than our lives? The mainstream funeral industry is full of nasty chemicals and manicured lawns. Shouldn’t we strive to stay green beyond…

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