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Alkaline hydrolysis, also called water cremation, biocremation, resomation, flameless cremation, or aquamation, breaks down the body using water, lye, and heat. Bones are dried and crushed into ashes. The liquid is sterile, treated in wastewater systems, and eventually enters rivers, lakes, or irrigation, returning nutrients to the environment. It uses less energy than flame cremation and produces no air pollution. 💧🦴⚗️🌱 [Read more] @googlefactss #WaterCremation#AlkalineHydrolysis#EcoFriendly#FuneralFacts#DidYouKnow