Co2 and Nox emissions from Crematoriums

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Reported via desktop anonymously at 01:03, Fri 4 December 2020

Sent to Norfolk County Council and Norwich City Council less than a minute later

Please view the links and do your research (these are just a few examples below, look via google and wikepedia).

Http://www.funeralmagazine.co.uk/promession/

Why demonise car drivers? Crematoriums emit FAR MORE Co2 - this can NOT be filtered, it is impossible to filter it. It is all very well bleating on about cars, when nothing is said publicly about Crematoriums. Promession (as described) offers the alternative. For burials, why not use golf courses or also put solar farms on cemeteries and 'duel use' the land.

The Crematorium will mostly use vast amounts of propane (what a waste) and also emit Nox, which can be filtered, but not fully at 100%.

Ashes = Carbon

Please wake up to this and do read the link below too.

Https://twnews.co.uk/gb-news/are-cremations-killing-us-deadly-pollution-secrets-of-crematoriums

Thanks for taking the time to read this, I trust it is informative.

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