Poland to Allow Home Storage of Cremated Remains and Outdoor Scattering
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The Ministry of Development and Technology in Poland is proposing changes to the burial law that would allow families to store urns with cremated remains at home and scatter ashes in places significant to the deceased. The plans also include creating 'memory gardens' in cemeteries, prohibiting scattering in national parks, and allowing commemorative jewelry made from ashes and eco-friendly burials.
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