If we had to pay for the oxygen we breathe, the global bill could top $1.68 trillion annually, based on industrial production rates. That’s over 8 billion metric tons of oxygen needed every year just for us to stay alive.
But nature already solved that — for free.
Through photosynthesis, trees and other plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen. One mature tree can produce enough oxygen for two people each year.
The Takeaway? Protecting forests isn’t just about trees — it’s about saving our most valuable natural infrastructure.
#TreeFacts #OxygenEconomy #NatureIsPriceless #Sustainability #PhotosynthesisPower #GreenPlanet #ClimateAwareness
But nature already solved that — for free.
Through photosynthesis, trees and other plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen. One mature tree can produce enough oxygen for two people each year.
The Takeaway? Protecting forests isn’t just about trees — it’s about saving our most valuable natural infrastructure.
#TreeFacts #OxygenEconomy #NatureIsPriceless #Sustainability #PhotosynthesisPower #GreenPlanet #ClimateAwareness
If we had to pay for the oxygen we breathe, the global bill could top $1.68 trillion annually, based on industrial production rates. That’s over 8 billion metric tons of oxygen needed every year just for us to stay alive.
But nature already solved that — for free.
Through photosynthesis, trees and other plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen. One mature tree can produce enough oxygen for two people each year.
The Takeaway? Protecting forests isn’t just about trees — it’s about saving our most valuable natural infrastructure.
#TreeFacts #OxygenEconomy #NatureIsPriceless #Sustainability #PhotosynthesisPower #GreenPlanet #ClimateAwareness
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