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- Poetree by Margaux RuyantAlthough death is universal, it seems that the final choice of how our bodies are laid to rest is not - and traditional burials are looking like less and less attractive as they take up land and use unsavory chemistry that eventually winds up in the soil. As a result, cremation and natural burials are becoming more popular due to the sensitive way they return bodies to the earth. We spotted a new approach over at Treehugger that was proposed by India-based industrial design student Margaux Ruyant as a thoughtful way to memorialize the deceased by incorporating their ashes into a living tree memorial....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/poetree-burial-planter-is-an-eco-memorial-that-honors-the-cycle-of-life/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
- Poetree by Margaux RuyantAlthough death is universal, it seems that the final choice of how our bodies are laid to rest is not - and traditional burials are looking like less and less attractive as they take up land and use unsavory chemistry that eventually winds up in the soil. As a result, cremation and natural burials are becoming more popular due to the sensitive way they return bodies to the earth. We spotted a new approach over at Treehugger that was proposed by India-based industrial design student Margaux Ruyant as a thoughtful way to memorialize the deceased by incorporating their ashes into a living tree memorial....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/poetree-burial-planter-is-an-eco-memorial-that-honors-the-cycle-of-life/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
- Poetree by Margaux RuyantAlthough death is universal, it seems that the final choice of how our bodies are laid to rest is not - and traditional burials are looking like less and less attractive as they take up land and use unsavory chemistry that eventually winds up in the soil. As a result, cremation and natural burials are becoming more popular due to the sensitive way they return bodies to the earth. We spotted a new approach over at Treehugger that was proposed by India-based industrial design student Margaux Ruyant as a thoughtful way to memorialize the deceased by incorporating their ashes into a living tree memorial....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/poetree-burial-planter-is-an-eco-memorial-that-honors-the-cycle-of-life/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3
- Poetree by Margaux RuyantAlthough death is universal, it seems that the final choice of how our bodies are laid to rest is not - and traditional burials are looking like less and less attractive as they take up land and use unsavory chemistry that eventually winds up in the soil. As a result, cremation and natural burials are becoming more popular due to the sensitive way they return bodies to the earth. We spotted a new approach over at Treehugger that was proposed by India-based industrial design student Margaux Ruyant as a thoughtful way to memorialize the deceased by incorporating their ashes into a living tree memorial....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/poetree-burial-planter-is-an-eco-memorial-that-honors-the-cycle-of-life/'>READ ARTICLE</a>4
- Poetree by Margaux RuyantAlthough death is universal, it seems that the final choice of how our bodies are laid to rest is not - and traditional burials are looking like less and less attractive as they take up land and use unsavory chemistry that eventually winds up in the soil. As a result, cremation and natural burials are becoming more popular due to the sensitive way they return bodies to the earth. We spotted a new approach over at Treehugger that was proposed by India-based industrial design student Margaux Ruyant as a thoughtful way to memorialize the deceased by incorporating their ashes into a living tree memorial....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/poetree-burial-planter-is-an-eco-memorial-that-honors-the-cycle-of-life/'>READ ARTICLE</a>5
- Poetree by Margaux RuyantAlthough death is universal, it seems that the final choice of how our bodies are laid to rest is not - and traditional burials are looking like less and less attractive as they take up land and use unsavory chemistry that eventually winds up in the soil. As a result, cremation and natural burials are becoming more popular due to the sensitive way they return bodies to the earth. We spotted a new approach over at Treehugger that was proposed by India-based industrial design student Margaux Ruyant as a thoughtful way to memorialize the deceased by incorporating their ashes into a living tree memorial....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/poetree-burial-planter-is-an-eco-memorial-that-honors-the-cycle-of-life/'>READ ARTICLE</a>6