Exploring Cemeteries: How a Shared Passion Led to a Father’ Legacy and Daughter’s MissionThe first time I saw a potter’s field was with my dad back in 2010 in Fresno, California. We spent ...
Culture & Politics Exploring Cemeteries: How a Shared Passion Led to a Father’ Legacy and Daughter’s Mission The first time I saw a potter’s field was with my dad back in 2010 in Fresno, California. We spent the day touring ... By Amy Shea6 hours ago
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Culture & Politics Resting in the Reef: Memorials Reefs and the Ethics of Ocean-Based Deathcare Memorial reefs reflect the current shift in ecological deathcare away from conventional ceremonies and cremation rituals. By Jason CollinsFebruary 6, 2026
Death Care Embalming Isn’t the Enemy: How a Green Mortician Found the Good in a Polarizing Practice Our resistance to embalming often reveals deeper cultural discomfort with death itself, and with the realities of caring for the dead. By Christa OvenellJanuary 29, 2026
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