Alkaline hydrolysis relies on water and alkaline chemicals to turn a dead body into bone fragments and a neutral effluent.

Indiana House of Representatives approves water-based cremation alternative despite religious opposition. The bill adds alkaline hydrolysis to the legal definition of cremation.

The process of alkaline hydrolysis, commonly known as 'aquamation,' is legal in 28 states as a means for the dissolution of human remains.

The process of alkaline hydrolysis, commonly known as "aquamation," is legal in 28 states as a means for the dissolution of human remains. The technology behind the process is produced by Bio ...

A bill that would legalize human composting, also known as natural organic reduction, as an alternative to other burial services such as cremation and alkaline hydrolysis was held in the Senate ...

Alkaline hydrolysis, presented as a cremation alternative for Hoosiers and funeral businesses, encountered faith-based opposition.

Two Resting Places Dear Places: Cremation or aquamation (also known as biocremation or alkaline hydrolysis, a water-based process that breaks the body down similar to cremation but without burning ...

Two Resting Places Dear Places: Cremation or aquamation (also known as biocremation or alkaline hydrolysis, a water-based process that breaks the body down similar to cremation but without burning ...

Despite the health claims surrounding alkaline water, scientific evidence suggests its purported benefits may be overhyped. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

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