
Articles
Green Resources
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CJD and the Environment
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease presents environmental issues for funeral service
April 2001
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EPA Regulates Septic Systems
February 1998
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Funeral Directors are Environmentally Good Citizens
An update on NFDA's environmental accomplishments
May 1999
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Green Burial is a Beautiful Thing
Suggestions to help funeral directors, cemeterians and cremationists adapt to this growing consumer movement
November 2007
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Green Graves Give Back to Nature
Eco-friendly funerals break new ground
November 2002
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Green on Going Green
NFDA’s environmental compliance counsel lists the top 10 things a funeral director needs to do to be a good environmental citizen
December 2003
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Natural Burial: Simple and Meaningful
A natural burial is a statement of personal values for many people who seek to minimize their impact on the planet. Includes NFDA’s “Green Funeral Release and Indemnification” form.
August 2008
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NFDA Formaldehyde Best Management Practices
May 2009
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NFDA Green Funeral Service Q&A
February 2009
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The Green Tradition
It could be said that many of the edicts of the green burial movement today are adaptations of age-old Jewish funerals in a modern-day world.
June 2009
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The Greening of Funeral Service
Why should America’s growing “green movement” concern funeral service professionals?
February 2003
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Working for a Better Environment!
NFDA partners with embalming chemical companies to produce a more environmentally friendly profession
October 2001
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Worry-free Wastewater
NFDA’s environmental study concludes septic systems can safely treat funeral home wastewater
November 2003





