Tuesday, June 7, 2011

How are trees good for the environment and Earth?

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I am writing an essay about recycling when I thought: How do trees help and protect our environment?

I do know things they do that help us but what is the main reason it it so important to save trees?

**I am not looking for an answer like "It is the home of animals." I am looking for an answer that is about trees, for example, save us from the sun's radiation (it is just an example, do not give me crap if that statement is wrong)**

Trees are producers of oxygen which is vital for our survival. They also take in the CO2 which is a GHG that contributes to global warming the most. when put together a whole bunch of trees such as a rainforest or just a general forest trees are the planets carbon sinks and without them the effects of global warming will be devastating.

If you are asking about forests too then you can say that they are home to many habitats and thousands of indeginous tribes whos ancestors have resided there for thousands of generations. they are also useful from a chemist/medicine point of view because there are thousands of types of plants which are yet to be discovered and thousands which have been discovered to have healing properties for diseases such as cancer.

resource wise they are used in thousands of ways such as housing, stationary, paper etc. and they are sustainable if managed in the right way.

good luck with your essay.

They can block wind, protecting houses, built by workers who are fed by farmers that use wood structure to raise livestock and store equipment. the loggers harvest the tons and tons of trees that grow from the ground like magic. using oil and steel that can from the grown. Oh look I am just atoms gooing together, you are, the tree is. Touch the tree and the oil from your skin, how long does it linger?

plants' "lungs" work the opposite of ours. we breath in oxygen, and they breath it out. and what we breath out, they take in.(CO2) so they are the very substance that allow us to live by providing oxygen for the human race.

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trees are good because they create oxygen and because when they decompose they fertilize the earth they create shade which helps animals stay cool and certain plains grow. they also can help keep land in steep areas from falling. many animals and insects also eat trees or eat what lives in trees. without trees most of earths creatures and plants would die. most people would think that they would all die cuz there would be no oxygen but most of our oxygen comes from certain plaints in the water.

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How are trees good for the environment and Earth?

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Thursday, June 2, 2011

Where can i get info on grant for reforestation?

Interesting! Indoor Bonsai Trees

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i am wanting to purchas 500 acres in central illinois to turn in to a wld life preserve.this gonn take about 250000 trees. plus other vegitation

www.grants.gov you jsut have to find it. its a little tricky but i found mine for school.

Where can i get info on grant for reforestation?

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Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Picture: Scarlet Begonias in Bonsai

Beautiful..  Indoor Bonsai Trees
Scarlet Begonias in Bonsai

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Article: Should all books be electronic to save the trees?

What do you think? Should all books be electronic to save the trees? Indoor Bonsai Trees

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Should all books be offered on-line or through e-readers to help save the environment?

No I don’t think they should as they use electric to charge them and downloading books onto them, and they go wrong – like my one has done so today (

At least with tree books you can read them all the time even if there is no electricity.

Yes, and release all kinds of emissions from the power plants that will have to fuel those e-readers…

Come on! not everything can be green! balance!

No recycling is a better option.

Im a green freak, but no. People need to learn how to recycle better.

Should all books be electronic to save the trees?

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Sunday, May 29, 2011

Some Factors That Affect Bonsai Watering

Just some fun facts to go along with your Bonsai Watering! Take a look... CowaBonsai

Everything Bonsai Tree by Misho bonsai
Watering your bonsai is something you will definitely have to learn from practice and experience if you are just starting out. The information that you will find in this article is with respect to the basics that will apply to most bonsai. However, the best thing for you to do is to get quality information [...]
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Friday, May 27, 2011

Why are deciduous forests poor in species compared to tropical rainforests?

Fun fact for the day, CowaBonsai

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Also, how are the leaves of Tropical rainforest different from those of deciduous trees.

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I think the amount of energy in tropical forest is high and this energy is multi layer which can accept the deferent kind of species that use of deferent resources located in several layers.

The greater length of daylight and more water means more plants or autotrophs which form the base of the food web. More plants means more herbivores which means more carnivores. the leaves respond to water differently in drier climates. there is a waxy layer called a cuticle which would be more hydrophobic in rainforests in response to being inundated with water all the time.

Edit: also in tropical rainforest that trees keep their leaves year round whereas in temperate deciduous forest trees shed their leaves every Fall.

Why are deciduous forests poor in species compared to tropical rainforests?

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Thursday, May 26, 2011

Why Water is so Important,

Second Part of the  Watering Sequence, why Water is so Important. Bonsai Trees


Importance of watering

Water is needed in bonsai plants for photosynthetic activity. And hydrogen, which is gotten from water (H2O), does so with the help of the energy from sunlight. It uses carbon dioxide (CO2) from the surrounding environment to produce sugar that serves as energy source for the bonsai tree plant to thrive and grow. Oxygen; a waste product of photosynthesis is then, released into the earth’s atmosphere. Now water is taken in via the roots of the bonsai tree and as this is absorbed, nutrients contained in the soil are carried with this water and distributed to various parts of the tree plant.

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