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<p>Trees shade our homes and office buildings, reducing air conditioning needs up to <strong>30 percent</strong>, thereby reducing the amount of fossil fuels burned to produce electricity.</p>

Trees shade our homes and office buildings, reducing air conditioning needs up to 30 percent, thereby reducing the amount of fossil fuels burned to produce electricity.

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Urban Forest

Grade 3 to Grade 6

An urban forest can be defined by any and all woody plant vegetation growing in and around a city, town, suburb, or any other urban area.

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