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Why should you consider purchasing a locally grown Christmas tree? Just like corn or vegetables, Christmas trees are grown on family-owned and operated farms.

It's a controversial topic for those who celebrate Christmas in its many forms; so to unpack the debate in tinsel with eggnog, Rachel Rasker and Farz Edraki weigh in.

The analysis took into account things like the netting around real Christmas trees and the water used to keep them alive in homes, versus the plastic packaging tape used on fake-tree boxes and ...

Clean aluminum foil can be placed in the recycling bin, unlike plastic wrap. All clean plastic bottles, cups, and containers, excluding Styrofoam, can be placed in your recycling bin.

Millennials have earned a reputation for loving consumer products that are local and artisanal. So why are they buying so many plastic Christmas trees?

Natural Christmas trees are less harmful to the climate compared to plastic ones since they remove CO2 from the atmosphere and can have a positive effect on the ecosystem when alive.

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It's time to discuss one of the perennial debates of the holiday season. Are real Christmas trees or their fake counterparts more eco-friendly?