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Today many of us yearn to make the holiday season more meaningful, more loving, perhaps more spiritual. Candlegrove traces the winter holiday season daily from Thanksgiving through Epiphany. | ||||||
December 10, 2007It's Human Rights Day and Nobel Prize Day, when this year's winners, including Al Gore, are awarded in Stockholm, Sweden.
More on the tree dilemmaFrom the National Chrismas Tree Association: Farmed Christmas trees are grown as a sustainable crop. One acre produces enough oxygen to support 18 people and provides wildlife habitat. Buying artificial trees isn't necessarily more eco-friendly, since most are made from earth-toxic PVC and eventually end up in landfills. Consider buying a live tree, but only if you keep it indoors for two weeks or less. More tips for keeping a living Christmas tree alive. If you buy a cut tree, plan for a way to recycle it. Many cities offer services that convert trees to mulch. Earth911.org can help you locate a city treecycling service. Or here are other ideas for treecycling. |
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