MONEY DOES GROW ON TREES THANKS TO CARBON OFFSETS.

The article focuses on the important role played by carbon dioxide on the growth of trees. It cites the 19,500 -acre Buckeye Forest in north-western Sonoma County in California, which was composed of redwoods, tanoaks, and Douglas firs. It also mentions the amount of carbon dioxide that such trees took out of the air to make themselves and grow and the important contribution of conservation in their population.