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 ## **GREEN BURIAL MOVEMENT**
 
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 Some examples of **environmental issues caused by traditional burial practices** include **slow-decomposition of non-biodegradable materials** used to make coffins, **harmful chemicals** used during embalming, as well as **land use and deforestation** caused by the creation of cemeteries. **Cremation**, although a considerably more sustainable method of handling human remains after death than traditional burial, **releases a large amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere**. 
 
 The modern **green burial movement** started in the late 20th century as a response to concerns about the environmental impact of traditional burial practices. The first modern conservaton burial ground, Ramsey Creek in South Carolina, was fouded in 1998. The movement focuses on preserving natural habitats and allowing for simple, eco-friendly burials without embalming or non-biodegradable materials.