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Columbus residents looking to get rid of their Christmas tree can do so in a way that’s better for the environment this year: recycling it. Locals can take their Christmas trees to one of five ...

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Once the new year has begun it comes time to face the facts: your Christmas decorations, including your Christmas tree, must come down. While those with artificial trees can simply pack their plastic ...

Nature gives rise to fascinating adaptations, which can sometimes lead to organisms living in some strange situations. The relationship between bark beetles, spruce trees, and a type of fungus is a ...

The end of the holiday season is here, which may mean it’s time to take down that Christmas tree and garland in the house. But what do you do with it now? Here is a list of places in the D.C. region ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — As 2026 begins and the holiday sparkle fades, many Nashville residents face the familiar question of when to take down their Christmas tree. Whatever your timing, there's a ...

‘O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree, Don’t meet your end in landfill debris. From curb to cart, or drop-off free, Your wood lives on sustainably.As mulch for soil and canopy, You close the loop ...

Ready to recycle your natural Christmas tree? Here’s where you can find drop-off locations in St. Clair County through the end of January. Photo by Jelleke Vanooteghem via Unsplash The Christmas ...

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Many residents, including those in Georgia, are running out to the streets to see and cheer on the monks involved in the Walk for Peace. But what is it and why are they doing this? Here's what we know ...