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Farmer researching unmarked graves at family s historical Kaesler Landing Cemetery near Loxton

Farmer researching unmarked graves at family s historical Kaesler Landing Cemetery near Loxton
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New Year s resolutions for a happy life that contribute

'Going green' may be easier than you think and includes more than recycling and to stop eating meat. Read the following articles to open your mind to the possibilities of a more environmentally friendly lifestyle.

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Coffin? Casket? Cremation? How to make your death more environmentally friendly

To minimise environmental impact, human bodies should return to nature as quickly as possible. But the rate of decay in some of the most common traditional disposal methods is very slow. It can take several decades for a body to decompose.

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Burial or cremation: Which is the more eco-friendly funeral choice?

Australian forensic scientists sought to find the answer.

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How old bones from Australia s historic shipwrecks can help solve crimes

The study of archaeological bones collected from shipwrecks can help criminal investigators who find bodies underwater reconstruct time.

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