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Outdoor “Tree Museum” Celebrates a Community Centennial—and Trees Posted by TreeHugger 1 year 20 weeks ago - Tags: 
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100 plus trees grow on the Bronx Grand Concourse. All photos by Katie Holten 2009
Living sculptures that defy gravity, that’s how Yann Arthus-Bertrand describes trees in his inspiring environmental documentary Home, released on World Environment Day. Among the many benefits of trees, they slurp up CO2 and dish out O2, crumble into soil, prevent erosion, insulate homes, provide homes for wildlife, make fruit and flowers, ...
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