What are green burials, and why are they becoming more popular? Trevor discusses the sustainable solution to cemeteries with Ronny Chieng. #DailyShow
What are green burials, and why are they becoming more popular? Trevor discusses the sustainable solution to cemeteries with Ronny Chieng. #DailyShow
Honestly, Trevor’s Cantonese pronunciation is not the worst.
ReplyAlready had that decision for me decided. There will be no viewing of the body, wake or funeral. My body will be picked up, washed-out and shrink-wrapped and putting the grave before 48 hours.
Replyshout out to Luke Perry who decided on a green burial and brought more awareness to it
ReplyYeah, I never liked the idea of cemeteries because they take up land no one, NO ONE, visits them afterwards. Give me a green burial. Or better yet, an air burial. Take my body to a mountain, say your goodbyes, and let the animals consume my corpse.
Replygetting buried with 3 people?being hindu definitely have perks in this situation…
Replytoo funny
ReplyGrave stones makes no sense that’s y there is a shortage of marking dead
ReplyWe got alot to say on our Show, come take a look..
ReplyDump dead bodies in volcanoes,
ReplyMaybe.
Woah, human beings-bieng treated less than human
ReplyWhen being buried isn’t the entire point to return to the earth? Why would we do everything in our power to stave off decomposition when that’s literally the point? It just doesn’t make any sense, except to perpetuate the myth that every dead body is dangerous and to make money off of that misconception.
ReplyTime to let your loved ones be buried in the nuclear silo if you can’t afford a grave
ReplyNo joke, I really believe we should be decomposed and made into fertilizer.. I am sure or would be more cost effective and sustainable.
ReplyMy family already knows that I want a natural burial. No embalming, no casket. Put me in a winding cloth and give me back to the earth.
ReplyI want my mind uploaded to a cloud with gaming capabilities and my body served up to crows or something. It’s not like I will care once I’m gone. My kids know I don’t care about ceremonies. I’m not even religious.
ReplyRIP RONNIE
ReplyWould these other options be affordable?
ReplyCremation all the way. Burden your family with your ashes.
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