Once again we're in an environmental dilemma, this time over cremation. What should we do, encourage cremation as being "more eco-friendly, since land is not used for burial," or should we discourage it because of "toxic emissions, especially mercury fumes from incinerating dental fillings?" Perhaps all of those aging baby boomers should have their silver fillings replaced so they can't wreck the environment when they're dead and gone?
Steve |
