7 Ways That How Trees Are Extremely Beneficial To Our Environment

Jul
12

7 Ways That How Trees Are Extremely Beneficial To Our Environment

Trees are not only a stunning component of the natural world, but they are also incredibly efficient machines that are always trying to make the world a healthier place.

Trees will make a big difference:

Trees improve air & water quality
Trees improve reduce flooding & erosion
Trees temper climate
Trees conserve energy
Trees are good for the economy
Trees create habitat for plants and animals
Trees improve health
Trees promote community
Trees reduce noise pollution and can serve as screens

Social Benefits:

If the hospital had a view of trees, patients would recover faster
Trees make life nicer
Children retain more taught in schools if they spend time outdoors in green spaces
Tributes of loved ones are sometimes planted as trees

Communal Benefits:

Well-planned trees can benefit your entire neighborhood
Traffic is slowed and safer on tree-lined streets
Trees can be grown to filter out obtrusive highway noise
Trees can complement the architecture or design

Economic Benefits:

100 trees remove 53 tons of co2 and 430 pounds of other air pollutants per year
100 mature trees catch about 139,000 gallons of rainwater per year
Strategically placed trees save up to 56% on annual air-conditioning costs
Evergreens that block winter winds can save 3% on heating
100 feet wide and 50 feet tall can reduce highway noise by up to 10 decibels

Physical Benefits:

Trees care for your heart
Trees care for your skin
Trees care for your lungs
Trees care for your nutrition

Facts of Trees:

Recreation and relaxation such as playgrounds and parks
The color green is calming and relieves eye strain
Improves the sense of community
Trees reducing noise pollution by as much as 40%

Trees will Help to Tackle Climate Change:

A single tree can sequester (or absorb) more than one tonne of carbon dioxide in its lifespan.
Planting trees and avoiding deforestation are important steps in minimizing human-caused global warming.
Trees help to stop climate change by removing carbon dioxide from the air, storing carbon in the trees and soil, and releasing oxygen into the atmosphere.
The most efficient carbon-absorbing trees are East Palatka holly, slash pine, live oak, southern magnolia, and bald cypress.

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