There is no question that trees are critical to our survival, but most people don’t understand justhowcritical.
They do so much more than create oxygen for us to breathe.
For instance,430 square miles of rain forestwere chopped down in the Brazilian Amazon in January 2022 alone.
That’s a 400% rise from January of last year.
Deforestation has devastating consequences, and soon it will be too late to reverse the damage.
But let us explain exactly why they decided to take action (and why you should too).
5 reasons to save our trees.
Without trees, we literally wouldn’t be able to breathe.
They are responsible for converting carbon dioxide (CO2) into oxygenthrough the process of photosynthesis2.
It has been proposed that one large tree can producea day’s supply of oxygen3for up to four people.
They help reduce the effects of climate change.
Basically, trees help us clean up our mess.
They cool the Earth.
They keep us healthy.
In addition to giving us fresh air to breathe, trees remove fine particulate matteraka harmfulair pollutantsfrom the environment.
Treessave more than 850 human lives per year and prevent 670,000 incidences of acute respiratory symptoms.
They make us smarter and happier.
The same applies to work environments.
How to take action.
But they can’t do it alonethey need our help!
For as long as we’ve walked this Earth, trees have been supporting humans.
But after hundreds of years, it’s time we give back.
