Start the new year off right by taking care of one last holiday task -- recycling the Christmas tree. Each year nationwide, Christmas trees are responsible for over 200 fires, notes the LA Fire Department. The result? An average of 10 deaths and over $10 million in property damage.
That's why the City of Los Angeles offers a tree recycling program, which last year converted 100,000 trees into 1,300 tons of compost.
Save your sparkly shrub from turning into a burning bush by doing one of three things:
- Cut the tree into smaller pieces and place it in your green yard trimmings bin.
- If you don't have a saw, place your tree next to your green bin on trash collection day.
- Drop off your tree at any one of LA's official drop-off sites Sunday, Jan. 6 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Goodbye, o Christmas tree!
Get ready for next year by clicking through our slideshow of outrageous Christmas tree designs.
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