Real Christmas Trees Or Fake Ones — Which Are Better For The Planet?steemCreated with Sketch.

in newslink •  8 years ago 

Artificial trees need to be used for a long time to make them a more eco-friendly choice

The Christmas tree: it’s a quintessential part of the holiday season. But it turns out not all festive trees are made equal — at least not when it comes to environmental friendliness.

So, which is better for the planet — a freshly cut tree or a fake one?

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      ·  8 years ago (edited)

    Have you been always worried about buying that freshly cut spruce. Such a vibrant , gorgeous, magnificent Christmas Tree, but undoubtedly a dead one?

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        ·  8 years ago 

      To me, if you really worry about the planet, the answer is neither. If you really want to display, print a nice one on recycled paper. :-)

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