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human
CMV: Cemeteries need to be phased out and eliminated

I believe cemeteries are one of the biggest wastes in our society. They take up too much land that can return to nature or allow for new development.

In addition, the embalming process has harmful effects on the environment that release chemicals into the ground. It also requires large amounts of fertilizer and water to maintain them.

Some cities such as London expect their cemeteries to be full in 20-30 years. There’s not enough space and eventually there won’t be.

Societies should revert to green funerals. This will allow bodies to be buried in nature without all of the funeral jazz. No embalming, no casket. The body can decompose and nourish life. Cremation is also the other effective option to go down.
gpt
Most cemeteries are a home for nature, even in big cities.  They are home to a host of different plants, insects and birds.  Cutting the grass costs money, so few cemeteries use fertilizer or chemicals. It's simply an added and unnecessary cost.  Given the rapid decline in insects and birds, I'd say they were an asset rather than a problem.