CO2Now - Saving the Planet one tree at a time

Doing your part

Planting a tree is so important

A tree can absorb as much as 48 pounds of carbon dioxide per year and can sequester 1 ton of carbon dioxide by the time it reaches 40 years old.
Planting trees can only help the cause, but there needs to be more done to combat CO2 pollution.

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Green Homes fit in better

Our houses need to be more green!

Smart homes are what we should all strive for. Start with simple steps, use less paper and plastic disposable products, keep the temperature at a warmer level in the summer and colder in the winter, telecommute one day a week or car pool, turn off your computer at night, do more walking and make less trips to the store, are just a few ideas.

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Tree Canopy

A Canopy of Healthy Trees hard at work, processing CO2

This forest alone is processing thousands of pounds of CO2 each day, creating Oxygen to create a healthier planet. We all need to do our part and make sure we plant and nurture our trees and shrubs

This forest alone is processing thousands of pounds of CO2 each day, creating Oxygen to create a healthier planet. We all need to do our part and make sure we plant and nurture our trees and shrubs.

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Anteloping

He is looking at you, yes you.

There are a lot of animals on this planet and most of them are not trying to destroy the planet. Do you part, step up and take action. Don't wait for a politician to pass some stupid law and punish others. Make a difference today.

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Windmills

Wind Energy. Hmm, maybe not so promising

As an alternative energy source, wind has gotten off to a rocky start. The blades have killed thousands of birds (that was not our intention) and the sound of the units at the Altamont Pass in California, has forced homeowners from their homes. New ideas have building farms miles off the coast hopefully with better results.

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Owls Watching

Who, Who, Who. You, You, You.

Owls fly around at night, watching over the environment. With its sharp talons if feasts on prey trying to sneak some food on the ground. Don't mess with these creatures as they have a mean streak in them. They have their eyes on you.

Breathe Fresh Air

Enjoying a green clean environment. Lets keep it that way.

If we keep on the current path, how many parks like this do we expect to see? Extreme weather, like drought will make these parks a dust bowl. Lets get our weather back on track and do the right thing.

Dust bowl

Extreme weather has adverse effects from Global Warming