Green to the grave
Oct. 23 - The popularity of green funerals and woodland burials grow as environmental concerns rise.
London-based funeral directors, Green Endings offer a variety of burial caskets made of natural, biodegradable materials.
The company also promotes woodland burials which as well as being more green are generally less expensive than traditional burials.
Michelle Carlile-Alkhouri reports.
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