I'm not sure many people would want their loved ones remains dumped next to nuclear waste.
Funerals would get quicker though.
It's coming rowdy, no one wants dead bodies parked next to their homes and shopping centers hence putting them down disused mine sites is the logical thing to do. Nuclear waste won't bring anything to life simply because the waste is so toxic nothing can breed or move in it's grasp when spilled, on anything living or dead .
The funeral homes never tell where their loved ones are going hence only have an empty panel in a crypt, with their names upon it should suffice.
This is not completely true...
Biologists like to think they know all there is to know about LIFE,
then they wiggle the whole redox pair in front of you..
Yes, there is evidence to suggest that life will conform to certain standards..
but the Universe is too big a place to dwell so firmly on what little we know about it.
Life that survive under heavy radiation could very well exist..