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The report concluded that the environmental “break-even” point between a real Christmas tree and an artificial tree was 4.7 years. In other words, consumers would need to keep artificial trees for five years to offset the environmental impact of purchasing a real tree each year.

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                With the Halverson Wood Products attachment, A.J. can produce all the firewood he needs for the winter in about six hours instead of six weeks.

Inadequate safety features and recklessness during the utilization of chipper machines have been dampening the wood chipper machinery market growth.

Section 5: Industry Chain Analysis, Manufacturing Base, Cost Structures, Production Process, Marketing Channels, and Downstream Buyers.

It’s also been discovered to be the reason much of the jungle in South America grows so well. It didn’t used to be there until the civilizations declined. The jungle is growing on fertilizer put in the ground by humans.

                The mill at JFP is 30 years old. Gordon purchased the sawmill 10 years ago. The mill had been known as Quigley Lumber since its inception. It was owned by Randy Fournier, a friend of Gordon’s, and Gordon bought it from Randy in 2009 – the name Quigley retained throughout.

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And they have good reason: Of the 48.5 million Christmas trees Americans purchased in 2017, 45 percent were artificial, and that share is growing. Many factors can influence this choice, but the bottom line is that both real and artificial Christmas trees have negligible environmental impacts. Which option “wins” in terms of carbon footprint depends entirely on assumptions about how long consumers would keep an artificial tree vs. how far they would drive each year to purchase a real tree.