Each after-death action comes with its own set of environmental impacts, from embalming chemicals that leach into groundwater to transportation emissions. Many cremation facilities lack modern filtration systems and spew carbon dioxide and mercury into the atmosphere. Cemeteries themselves carry an environmental cost: Many depend on fertilizers and large amounts of water to maintain that clipped, mowed look.
Explanation:
You might be surprised at how much environmental damage a person can do after they’re dead
Burial leaves a small but significant footprint on the natural environment. Consider the various steps – embalming the corpse, sturdy coffin (possibly lacquered), tombstone and manicured grave site. About 800,000 tons of formaldehyde-based embalming fluid is buried annually in US graveyards.
His participation in the drafting and signing of the Treaty of Indian Springs of 1825 led to his execution by a contingent of Upper Creeks led by Chief Menawa
The individual is likely experiencing the cue dependent
forgetting. This is a way of having to fail in recalling memories or
information and in order to remember or revive the memories or information, the
person should associate the information with another memory that is in his or
her mind.
