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    Which Christmas tree is best for the environment? Real vs. fake trees

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    AS EARTH EDGES ever closer to climate calamity, the holiday season presents a new opportunity to take action and make a greener, cleaner choice when it comes to the center piece of many households: the Christmas tree.

    But while you might want to make the best-practice purchase, both the artificial and natural tree industries argue their product is best for the environment.

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