Studies on the benefits of natural burial on today:

Impact:	Traditional Cemeteries	Cremation	NATURAL NECROPOLIS ecological Funeral
Overall environmental impact	Considerable	Considerable	Positive
Power Consumption	Small	High, equivalent to: 23 liters of fuel and half a kilo of charcoal for each cremation	Does not require use of energy
Air	None	Gas, * mercury, dioxins (greenhouse effect)	Trees planted for each burial down about 3.5 tons of CO2 and produce oxygen arrest 11 people
Lakes and seas	Loss of oxygen Eutrophication	Loss of oxygen Eutrophication	Our trees look steadily topsoil preventing land degradation and drag organic matter
Water drainage	Yes	Yes	Not available
Groundwater	Yes	Yes	No condition
Drinking water	Yes	Yes	No condition
Floor	Yes	None	The human energy once absorbed by the earth, becomes the best natural fertilizer, coupled with the protection of the tree is the best example of natural protection
Place of burial	Large areas. High requirements in terms of preparation, drainage and sewage treatment	Small areas	Environmentally degraded areas, which once used as burial ground and through the trees planted there will become sacred forests, nature reserves