'More and more people don't want a traditional burial'
BBC News By Bernd Debusmann Jr image captionEternal Reefs' reefs, which contain human ashes, are located off the east coast of the US Florida firm Eternal Reefs says that interest in its rather unusual service has shot up as a result of the pandemic. Since 1998 it has been helping the newly deceased turn their remains into artificial reef formations on the ocean's floor. It does this by adding their ashes to an environmentally-friendly concrete mix. "The pandemic has accelerated interest, absolutely," says George Frankel, Eternal Reef's chief executive. "I believe the pandemic has opened a lo...
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