It notes the explosive growth of the practice, which amounted to more than $18 billion in fiscal 2008.
But some academics and investors believe the growth of the practice could lead to more misuse of corporate funds.
Environmental advocates, alarmed by the growth of the practice, pointed to New York's decision as the first ban by a state with significant natural-gas resources.
The most ominous and least defensible aspect of Tiberius's first years as emperor was the growth of the practice called "delation".
Growth of the practice has been slow in the United States, however, where by the 1970s only about 8percentt of the dead were cremated.
One main objective of the strategy is to eliminate the use of medically important antibiotics at subtherapeutic levels for growth promotion (the practice of feeding animals antibiotics to make them fatter, not to make them well).
The most ominous and least defensible aspect of Tiberius's first years as emperor was the growth of the practice called "delation". Most crimes committed by well-to-do citizens were, under Roman law, punished in part by heavy fines and confiscations.
Professor Robert Oswald, co-author of the first study into links between hydraulic fracturing and sickness in farm animals, said his findings of deaths and deformities in American livestock are so alarming that Britain should halt growth of the practice while further research is conducted.
We understand that the movement, the growth of the practice, comes from letting go, not from getting and having and acquiring.
