Aquamation explained: Desmond Tutu's flameless cremation
Archbishop Desmond Tutu's body was reduced to dust by aquamation - a more eco-friendly cremation method.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu's body was reduced to dust by aquamation - a more eco-friendly cremation method.
The body of Nobel Peace laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu is to be reduced to dust by aquamation
The body of Nobel Peace laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu is to be reduced to dust by aquamation, a new cremation method using water that funerary parlours are touting as environmentally friendly. Like human composting, a technique of composting bodies with layers of organic material like leaves or wood chips, aquamation is still authorised only in certain countries. In South
The body of Archbishop Desmond Tutu is to be reduced to dust by aquamation, a new cremation method using water.
The new cremation method using water is touted as environment-friendly