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Subject: Re: Towards a carbon neutral death

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Ash

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Date Posted: 2/03/07 18:09
In reply to: whitewolf 's message, "Towards a carbon neutral death" on 2/03/07 17:56

Natural carbon levels are not the problem.
There has always been carbon left from decay, and yet no global warming.
It is industry that needs to change, not how people or animals are interred.

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[> Subject: Re: Towards a carbon neutral death
Author: whitewolf [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 2/03/07 18:32 I don't think it was the decaying bodies the article was concerned with but cremation and the problems with dental fillings and the likes : ...The side effect has been an increase in damaging mercury emissions in the air from crematoria caused by the melting of dental fillings.... [BBC] [ Post a Reply to This Message ]