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Environmental Benefits

Trees help to extract and prevent dust, pollen and smoking from the air. Air dust levels can be as low as 75% on the shelf side of the tree compared to the wind side.

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Evergreen trees can be used to reduce the speed of the wind and reduce the heat from 10 to 50 percent of your home in winter.

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Trees absorb carbon dioxide and potentially harmful gas, such as sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, air and release oxygen.

Public Health and Social Benefits

Social Benefits

The social benefits of trees move ahead to enjoy their beauty. Humans experience a quiet effect from nearby trees. The peace we experience reduces the stress, fatigue, and recovery time from surgery and illness. Green space can also help in reducing the level of crime in urban environments

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Trees are always devoted to creating a better world for future generations. Our Green Space Projects encourages communities to be healthy by increasing the number of people coming out of exercise and recharge.

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Economic Benefits

The economic benefits of trees are both direct and indirect. Direct economic benefits are usually associated with energy costs. Air conditioning costs are less in a tree-shaped home. Increases the value as the trees grow.

Sources and Resources

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Trees are also very important for us as a renewable resource

We rely on vegetable products like we burn for the heat like wood and the wood we use to make homes and furniture.