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Pine or plastic — which Christmas tree is better for the planet? For the eco-conscious, the needling question remains something of a head-scratcher. While artificial firs can be used year after year, ...

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When it comes to the holidays, some celebrities are known for their show-stopping Christmas trees that leave us feeling extra poor. And by that, we mean towering evergreens that push the boundaries of ...