Environmental Impact:
Christmas trees support wildlife, provide oxygen for mother earth, grow in soils that don’t support other crops, benefit soil stabilization and water erosion. Artificial trees are petroleum-based and created in factories that emit carbon monoxide.
Renewability:
For every Christmas tree cut and sold, three new seedlings take its place. Artificial trees last an average of 3-5 years and are disposed in a landfill and take centuries to dispose while real Christmas trees are biodegradable.
Recyclable:
Christmas trees can be recycled in a variety of way from mulch, fish habitats to elephant food.
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