Americans throw away about 15 million Christmas trees. A lot of them end up in landfills. In Kentucky, the wildlife ...

Artificial trees, especially older or non-certified models, are not entirely without risk. While many are made from flame-retardant materials, they can still catch fire under certain conditions, such ...

Christmas is coming. Have you bought a beautiful Christmas tree to decorate your room? If you haven't, buy it soon. In this post, I will give you some recommendations. My article is spent on people ...

Real Christmas trees are also compostable. Artificial trees, however, can't be recycled and often end up in landfills. They require iron for their metal stems and petroleum for their plastic needles.

Whether you buy yours at a traditional Christmas tree farm or from the supermarket, you'll find them on sale from mid-November onwards. If you're getting fed up of dropped needles, see our guide to ...

Executive Director of Africa Education Watch, Kofi Asare has observed that nearly 80% of educational institutions described as ‘schools under trees’ are in the northern parts of the country.

Setting up artificial grass near trees and other fixed objects around the yard is deemed a challenging task but that doesn’t mean it is impossible for one to do it on their own at home. With some ...

While the post-Christmas period is a time of bliss, mostly spent watching telly and eating leftovers, there is that looming chore of having to take the tree and all the festive decorations down ...

We're pretty sure there's no bigger deflating feeling than when Christmas ends and it's time to take down the tree. Although artificial Christmas trees pack the benefit of never having to hunt for a ...

He later established the Hudson Valley Tree Company and produced 80,000 artificial Christmas trees per year ... and they combined the parts on their planes without anyone noticing, to create ...