cremation. it is a very innovative cremation. it is a very innovative new - cremation. it is a very l innovative new process cremation. it is a very - innovative new process and i guess regulation there is something that needs to catch up something that needs to catch up with the innovation.- up with the innovation. yeah, regulation up with the innovation. yeah, regulation has up with the innovation. yeah, regulation has been - up with the innovation. yeah, regulation has been a - up with the innovation. yeah, regulation has been a bit - up with the innovation. yeah, | regulation has been a bit slow in the us especially. right now, it is legal in 23 states which is phenomenal, california legalised it last year and we re hoping texas follows through with this year now that 2022 has begun. what is a shame though is countries like the uk and other countries in europe have not yet seen the need or the benefit to legalise alkaline hydrolysis. when you are thinking about the overall en
if there are pacemakers or devices inside the body, that s producing methane and other gases that are really harmful to the environment as well. it uses a lot of natural fuel you re using propane to, you know, burn grandma in a furnace. what we are doing here is we re using a gentle solution of water, a bit of heat and a bit of alkali which acts as a catalyst for the water to do its job a bit faster and, as i said, no emissions and 10% of the fuel use with flame cremation. it is a very innovative new process, though, and, iguess, regulation therefore is something that needs to catch up with that innovation. yeah, regulation has been a bit slow, in the us especially. right now, it s legal in 23 states, which is, you know, phenomenal. california legalised it last year. we re hoping texas, you know, follows through with a legalisation hopefully this year, now that 2022 has begun. what s a shame, though, is that, you know, countries like the uk and, you know, other countries in europ