Car Donation & Christmas Tree Recycling: Two Easy Ways To Go Green

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Car Donation & Christmas Tree Recycling: Two Easy Ways To Go Green

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By : Charity Dispatch 29 or more times read

Submitted 2009-12-13 10:51:13

Though Christmas Day is almost two weeks away, many green activists are already planning on recycling their real Christmas tree at the end of the holiday season. After enjoying the sight and scent of their Christmas tree all through December, people who choose to live ‘green’ know that their tree can be recycled instead of laying in a landfill.

Experts have established long ago that real trees are more environmentally friendly than their plastic counterparts and recycling your tree is one way to return a natural source back to the earth. Treecycling provides mulch that can be used for landscaping, playground material, at beachfronts to prevent erosion and to stabilize lake and riverfront shorelines for fish and wildlife protection. Recycling Christmas trees prevents trees from sitting in landfills where they decompose at slow rates due to lack of oxygen. Just as recycling Christmas trees has become a regular practice, recycling car donations using green disposal methods has become an initiative of many green charities. When you donate a car to a charity that is eco-friendly, they work diligently to keep your auto donation out of the landfills. To read this entire article visit: http://greencardonations.charitydispatch.com/?p=110

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