A new method of cremation is on the way in Sandwell Council in the United Kingdom. The method is regarded as water cremation”. This method involves placing dead bodies into metal chambers where they would be liquefied at a high temperature before being disposed of.

Water cremation is carried out by the firm Resomation.

Sunday Times reports that those who back the method claim it is more environmentally friendly than traditional cremation.

According to the Founder of the company Sandy Sullivan, 61 : “There is no technical reason why the liquid can’t go down the drain. It is a very treatable organic liquid. It is sterile and there is no DNA in it. “We are copying nature.

The body dissolves by soil bacteria and it is a very long process. All we are doing is taking the exact same chemistry and applying heat, which speeds it up.

“This is a third option, other than cremation and burial.

“Resoma in Latin means ‘rebirth of the human body’. When I die, this is the way that I want to go.”

Sandwell Council said: “The funeral industry is evolving and modernising and we want to offer people more choice. Water cremation is the next phase in this evolution and would give people a more environmentally friendly option.”

Can this method be used in Africa where the dead is adored and ceremoniously buried wasting more economic resources like land, money and time?


Source: http://www.suanusblog.com/2017/12/a-new-technology-of-turning-dead-bodies.html

Just imagine when we all die.this generation of the world,7billion people all in soil.thats going to be a problem.

Nawa