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Forest Conservation Captures Carbon

Forest Conservation Captures Carbon

by Gary Chandler | May 4, 2015 | Carbon Capture, Forest Conservation, Global Warming

Trees Battle Climate Change Debates continue about the best way to slow the increase of carbon dioxide that is trapping heat in the Earth’s atmosphere. Carbon needs to be pulled out of the atmosphere and stored–a process called carbon capture and...
The Cherry Blossoms Of Washington, DC

The Cherry Blossoms Of Washington, DC

by Gary Chandler | Apr 28, 2012 | Carbon Offset, Urban Forestry

Trees A Valuable Resource Japan originally sent 2,000 trees in 1910, but they were diseased and had to be burned. In 1912, Japan sent a second batch of trees, which became the first trees. Plaques mark the two original trees believed to be those planted by the first...

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