Alkaline hydrolysis works by dissolving the body into a liquid solution. And it might be the best burial method for the environment.

Alkaline hydrolysis was once legal in New Hampshire, but a bill to re-legalize it failed in 2009. The Catholic church in New Hampshire came out against the bill, also testifying against later ...

Alkaline hydrolysis is a form of flameless cremation where a human body can be liquified and turned into wastewater after death. An online video on alkaline hydrolysis is spurring claims that ...

Nevertheless, in the few states that allow alkaline hydrolysis -- for animals -- practicing venues must provide their own wastewater filtration treatments and submit them for regular testing.

Alkaline hydrolysis — also known as water cremation, green cremation and flameless cremation — uses water, heat and alkaline chemicals along with pressure to speed up the process of natural ...

The global thermal hydrolysis technology market is segmented by type, end-users, solution, competitive landscape, and regional distribution.Based on the type, the market is differentiated between ...

“I do not intend to compost grandma,” one opponent said of the legislation, which has been broadened to include alkaline hydrolysis, or water cremation.

"With alkaline hydrolysis, we use water to break the body down." One Sheboygan woman wants a type of cremation that isn't legal in Wisconsin, and she's saving up money to have her body shipped to ...

The organization states that a little more than 100 years later, Alkaline Hydrolysis was used commercially to dispose of human cadavers at Albany Medical College.

Human composting and alkaline hydrolysis — "eco-friendly" alternatives to burial and cremation — fail to comply with the Catholic Church's teaching on respect for the bodies of the dead, the U ...