Aquamation/Water Cremation/Alkaline Hydrolysis
Aquamation is Legal and Available in California
In October 2017 California Governor Jerry Brown passed AB 967, proposed by assembly member Todd Gloria, a San Diego Democrat, making the process of Aquamation legal in California.
The process, referred to as water cremation or Aquamation, bio-cremation, or flameless cremation, has been proposed as a much more environmentally friendly way to dispose of a body after death.
"Aquamation is a sustainable and gentle way to dispose of a body. It is similar to cremation, in that it produces ashes and takes around 4 hours. However, the process uses water, not fire, to dissolve of soft tissue. The remaining bone matter is crushed into fine, white ashes." ~ Pisces Aquamation
UPDATE October 2022. For more information contact Pisces Aquamation Serving areas surrounding Los Angeles, Sacramento, and San Francisco (310) 861-4505. www.withpisces.com/about
In October 2017 California Governor Jerry Brown passed AB 967, proposed by assembly member Todd Gloria, a San Diego Democrat, making the process of Aquamation legal in California.
The process, referred to as water cremation or Aquamation, bio-cremation, or flameless cremation, has been proposed as a much more environmentally friendly way to dispose of a body after death.
"Aquamation is a sustainable and gentle way to dispose of a body. It is similar to cremation, in that it produces ashes and takes around 4 hours. However, the process uses water, not fire, to dissolve of soft tissue. The remaining bone matter is crushed into fine, white ashes." ~ Pisces Aquamation
UPDATE October 2022. For more information contact Pisces Aquamation Serving areas surrounding Los Angeles, Sacramento, and San Francisco (310) 861-4505. www.withpisces.com/about
