https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2019/11/is-cremation-environmentally-friendly-heres-the-science/
Funeral Industry and Alternatives
cremation: environmental impact
Starting the Conversation: End of Life Planning for Families
We mortals tend to avoid these conversations until we are forced by circumstances of life to make decisions for ourselves and others in a crisis. This workshop is designed to help families begin this conversation in a relaxed setting with experienced support. Doing this work, when there is time to consider our values and preferences […]
Changing Landscapes: exploring the growth of ethical, compassionate, and environmentally sustainable green funeral service – Lee Webster (ed.)
Lee Webster compiled and edited this collection which was published in 2016 and is an essential collection of interdisciplinary writings from important voices in the movements for sustainable funeral practices.
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: and other lessons from the crematory – Caitlin Doughty
Grave Matters: A Journey through the Modern Funeral Industry to a Natural Way of Burial – Mark Harris
Final Rights: Reclaiming the American Way of Death – Josh Slocum and Lisa Carlson.
Homegoings – Christine Turner
the award winning film about Isaiah Owens, a funeral director in Harlem.
Recompose
Recompose (formerly the Urban Death Project) is Katrina Spade’s visionary project for sustainable, environmentally friendly, urban disposition of human remains.
Green Burial Council
Order of the Good Death
National Home Funeral Alliance
Funeral Consumers Alliance
Michelle Acciaveti
Amy Cunningham
Amy Cunningham is a Brooklyn-based funeral director and amazing resource for NY home funerals and green burials and meaningful funeral arts.