Carbon Statistics
How much carbon dioxide does a tree absorb?
The amount of CO2 a tree will offset depends on many factors, such as the type of tree, where it is planted and the amount of room it has to grow. On average, one broad leaf tree will absorb in the region of 1 tonne of carbon dioxide during its full life-time (approximately 90 years).
How much carbon dioxide will i save by planting a tree?
The Green Tree World compiles it's statistics on the person planting a tree compling with our terms and conditions of the planting. In which the person or company honouring the terms of conditions to lookafter the tree for the next thirty years to do there part in cleaning up the enviroment of CO2. This will clean on avarage 1 third of a tonne of CO2.
Coming Soon
Carbon Credits
Green Tree World is in the process of setting up a project in Africa to help poorer community’s to have cooking stoves this will save the planet of thousands of tons of carbon that is going straight in to the atmosphere. Company’s wishing to offset there emissions by ordering now there carbon credits for the middle of 2010 please contact us the Green Tree World.
Certifacets for every tree planted to show you are doing your bit to be greenr and save the planet
Certificats for every tree planted to show you are doing your bit to be greenr and save the planet
I have planted 60 Conifers to do my bit Richard Barnes
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Richard Barnes from Southport has planted 60 Conifers to help the planet and clean up are carbon foot print. Can you help and just plant one !!!
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