Carbon Footprint: That Old Tree
March 10, 2011 1 CommentA Way to Give Back
According to savatree.com, the average tree in an urban/city area has a life expectancy of only 8 years. One of these reasons is because people have trees removed from their yards for reasons that may include danger or inconvenience. You probably already know that trees are good for the environment because they help purify the air that we breathe, so it is important that we keep them around as long as possible. If you do find yourself in a situation where you need to cut down a tree on your property, I have a simple suggestion on how to give back to the environment what you take away, and that is to plant another tree. You can even make it beneficial to you, because you are then able to pick the type of tree you plant, which could be an apple tree for example which will provide you with fresh apples. You are also then able to pick where it grows so it is not in a dangerous or inconvenient spot, and it is also a thoughtful and creative gift which symbolizes growth, life and eternity. Thanks for reading and please share any similar situations you or someone you know has been in.
Written by: Jen Ebenrick
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