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Just one large tree can absorb about 48 pounds of carbon dioxide and can produce 260 pounds of oxygen in one year. “Methuselah” has absorbed a lot of carbon dioxide over its lifetime! #EarthDay2020 #EPAat50 #TrillionTrees — PolitiTweet.org

Posted April 29, 2020

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Over 4800 years old! A Great Basin bristlecone pine named “Methuselah” is thought to be the oldest non-clonal tree on Earth! It’s located in the White Mountains of California, although its exact location is kept a secret! #EarthDay2020 #EPAat50 #TrillionTrees — PolitiTweet.org

Posted April 29, 2020

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So, why plant a tree? They absorb CO2, help prevent erosion, filter water, reduce heat, reduce noise, provide food and shelter for humans and wildlife, and they give us the air we breathe! #EarthDay2020 #EPAat50 #TrillionTrees https://t.co/z45smEsMtW — PolitiTweet.org

Posted April 29, 2020