
Carbon Emissions
Stay Green, Stay Toasty: Winterizing Your Home and Garden
If you are wondering which tree is greener, we can help. While The Home Depot sells both fresh-cut and artificial trees, we recognize that neither option is carbon-neutral. However, there are choices you can make to reduce the carbon footprint associated with your holiday tree. In fact, one of the most critical decisions you can make is not which tree you buy, but what you do with it once the holidays are over.
If you want to understand the complete environmental impact of your holiday tree, read the full story.
Stay Green, Stay Toasty: Winterizing Your Home and Garden
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