Australians shift toward eco-friendly deathcare alternatives to reduce carbon emissions
Australians are increasingly exploring environmentally friendly deathcare alternatives, including natural burials and aquamation. Approximately three-quarters currently choose traditional cremation, which can release the equivalent of 125kg of carbon dioxide. Experts suggest that transitioning to minimalist options could significantly reduce the environmental impact of posthumous practices.
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Published 27 Jun 2026, 00:00 UTC · Updated 27 Jun 2026, 00:10 UTC
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