Flameless Cremation (Alkaline Hydrolysis)
Alkaline hydrolysis, or water cremation, uses water and alkaline chemicals to speed up the natural decomposition of human remains. The body is placed in a chamber with high heat and pressure, dissolving organic materials and leaving bone fragments. This method is environmentally friendly, producing less carbon emissions than traditional cremation, requiring no fossil fuels, and utilizing less energy while emitting no harmful gases, making it a sustainable end-of-life option.
Alkaline hydrolysis, or water cremation, uses water and alkaline chemicals to speed up the natural decomposition of human remains. The body is placed in a chamber with high heat and pressure, dissolving organic materials and leaving bone fragments. This method is environmentally friendly, producing less carbon emissions than traditional cremation, requiring no fossil fuels, and utilizing less energy while emitting no harmful gases, making it a sustainable end-of-life option.
Alkaline hydrolysis, or water cremation, uses water and alkaline chemicals to speed up the natural decomposition of human remains. The body is placed in a chamber with high heat and pressure, dissolving organic materials and leaving bone fragments. This method is environmentally friendly, producing less carbon emissions than traditional cremation, requiring no fossil fuels, and utilizing less energy while emitting no harmful gases, making it a sustainable end-of-life option.