Trees breathe in what we breath out, which is carbon dioxide. Trees breathe in carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas, which is responsible for climate change. Because trees breathe in carbon dioxide, they act as our helpers in reducing the greenhouse gas of carbon dioxide. However, trees only breathe in carbon dioxide during the daytime.
Continue readingWe need oxygen made by trees. Trees make our oxygen. We breathe oxygen made by trees. But, what part of the tree makes oxygen? The leaves.
Continue readingWe breathe in what the trees breathe out. Because trees make our oxygen, and we breathe in oxygen, we breathe oxygen made by trees.
Continue readingNature knows best secrets revealed about why trees produce more oxygen than carbon dioxide. It’s a “How do trees make oxygen video” and more.
Continue readingWalking in the woods in the autumn gives me great joy, because the leaves are turning color and falling to the ground. It smells good.
Continue readingWe breathe in what green plants breathe out. Where does our oxygen come from? From green plants. In the video, Carol Chapman exchanges her carbon dioxide for the plant’s oxygen. She breathes with plants.
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