We are Last Right
We are a global nonprofit raising awareness about adverse effects of traditional cremation practices Address environmental issues including nature conservation, pollution, resource depletion, global warming, ecosystem restoration and human health, and advocate for using sound science, economics and law to find lasting environmental solutions.
Nature Conservation
The high demand for wood for Hindu funeral pyres can lead to excessive tree felling, contributing to deforestation issues, especially in regions where wood is readily available. Preserving forests, wildlife, and natural resources to safeguard the planet’s biodiversity for future generations.
Pollution Control
Burning large quantities of wood during cremation releases significant amounts of particulate matter and greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, contributing to poor air quality. In some areas where cremated remains are disposed of in rivers, the ashes can contribute to water pollution. Reducing air, water, and soil pollution caused by traditional practices to ensure a cleaner, healthier environment.
Ecosystem Restoration
Reviving degraded ecosystems through sustainable practices, enabling them to thrive and support life again
Human Health
Advocating for green practices that minimize harmful emissions and toxins, promoting the well-being of communities globally