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Water cremation - Wikipedia

Alkaline hydrolysis (aquamation) is a body disposal process that uses lye, water, and heat in a pressure vessel to break down human or animal remains as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional cremation or burial. The process uses one-quarter the energy of flame-based cremation, produces less carbon dioxide, and has been adopted in both human funeral services and the pet/agricultural industries since its 1888 patent.

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Alkaline hydrolysis (aquamation) is a body disposal process that uses lye, water, and heat in a pressure vessel to break down human or animal remains as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional cremation or burial. The process uses one-quarter the energy of flame-based cremation, produces less carbon dioxide, and has been adopted in both human funeral services and the pet/agricultural industries since its 1888 patent.

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aquamation · alkaline-hydrolysis · cremation · body-disposal · water-cremation · eco-friendly · funeral-alternatives

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Alkaline Hydrolysis (concept, 0.99) · Aquamation (concept, 0.97) · Amos Herbert Hobson (person, 0.95) · Mayo Clinic (organization, 0.93) · Bio-Response Solutions (organization, 0.9) · Kansas State University (organization, 0.88) · Biosecurity Research Institute (location, 0.85) · Pressure Vessel Hydrolysis System (technology, 0.82)

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