Videos

Click on image to view

Books

Click on image to order

Articles

When I Go, I’m Going Green by Paula Span, New York Times, August 23, 2025
Exchanging Gifts by Lee Webster, Green Energy Times, July 2025
Environmental Impacts of Conventional Burial and Cremation Processes, an interview with Lee Webster, Voices in Bioethics at Columbia University, July 2, 2025
​Reviving an Ancient—and Green—Burial Tradition by Heather Beasley Doyle, Boston Globe, May 27, 2025 [Subscription only]
A Better Way of Death by Li Chen, SideNote, May 18, 2025
Sustainably Saying Goodbye Through Home and Green Burials by Sruthi Gopalaltrishnan, Concord Monitor, July 8, 2024
Hanover considers adding natural burial option for Pine Knolls Cemetery by Patrick Adrian, Valley News, November 29, 2023
Exchanging Gifts: Natural Burial is a Conservation Strategy by Lee Webster, Land Trust Alliance Saving Land, Summer 2023
Savvy Senior: How to plan a green funeral by Jim Miller, The Keene Sentinel, August 13, 2023
Natural Burials Haven't Been Allowed at Many New England Cemeteries: Now They're Catching On by Lexi Krupp, Vermont Public Radio, April 20, 2023
​Death Has a Big Carbon Footprint by Esta Pratt-Kielley, interviewed outtakes with Lee Webster, Maine Public Radio, February 24, 2023

​Saving the Environment and Cash Through Green Burials by Lindsay Kalter, MedScape, April 4, 2022
​The Push for Sustainable Death by Amanda Gokey, Concord Monitor, January 26, 2022
Green Burial Wants to Clean Up American Funerals by Jake Maynard, Slate, February 5, 2021
People Who Love the Land Are Getting Interested in Green Burials by Amanda Gokee, VTDigger, January 10, 2021
Interest Grows for Green Burials in New Hampshire by Tat Bellamy-Walker, New Hampshire Public Radio, November 16, 2020
The ‘green death’ movement: Scientific advances give more eco-friendly funeral options by Emily Gillespie, Fortune Magazine, April 9, 2020 featuring Lee Webster
The Emotional Wallop of My Friend’s Green Burial by Janet Siroto, NextAvenue, January 30, 2020
​Why Caring for Our Own Dead is an Act of Social Justice from the Wake Forest Law Review by Lee Webster, March 1, 2018
Bonus Episode: 3 ½ Feet Under with Lee Webster, NHPR, Outside/In, first aired March 9, 2017