For the eco-conscious, the Christmas tree quandary between real or artificial is prickly. When trying to decide between pine or plastic, experts are divided.

It's that time of year Dollar Tree Christmas diy season! In this first episode of the series, I'll show you how to make Dollar Tree diy wreaths. This is so, so easy. First, I'll show you to make a ...

Of course, O'Connor's organization represents Christmas tree farmers. Here's what studies and environmentalists say. The studies. The most recent U.S. analysis of the issue is from 2018, when a ...

Feel like getting a real, live Christmas tree this holiday season? You're not alone. Here's what to expect. The post How Much ...

Ah, Christmas trees, the heart of our festive homes, decked out in glitter, lights, and more baubles than sense. But is your Christmas tree friend or foe to the planet? Is the plastic version a ...

There are also some ecological reasons to consider purchasing a fresh-cut Christmas tree. According to the University of Utah, plastic Christmas trees produce roughly 10 times the amount of carbon ...

Plastic: While hard plastic Christmas tree storage boxes are the best option for protecting your tree, they can be harder to move. They’re more durable than canvas and easier to stack in your ...

A third quipped: “This is why we get reusable plastic trees in the UK.” Echoing similar sentiments, someone else joked: “My family [has been] using the same plastic Christmas tree for 10 ...

Choosing the most eco-friendly Christmas tree can be tough. We wade through the options: plastic, cut, or something else altogether.

One of the things about the artificial trees is that they're made of plastic almost entirely. ... Of course, O'Connor's organization represents Christmas tree farmers.

Keeping your Christmas tree happy and healthy this holiday 03:13. If you have yet to buy a Christmas tree this year, take cheer — prices are roughly the same as in 2023.

It’s time to discuss one of the perennial debates of the holiday season: Which are more eco-friendly, real trees or their fake counterparts? If you ask Tim O’Connor, executive director of the National ...