QUICK FACTS

Scientists state that CO2 sequestration by tropical
trees is most effective in their first 10 years.

We use fast growing tropical tree species that
mature within 10 years.

Botanists agree that the average tropical tree removes
and absorbs 50 lbs (22.6 kg) of CO2 from the
atmosphere every year.

The Environmental Protection Agency("EPA") of the
United States estimates that the average North American
car emits 12,100 lbs (5,488 kg) of CO2 every year.

With the above two numbers in hand it is easy to do the math.

Every time a consumer purchases a windshield decal or
bumper sticker from us, we plant 250 tropical trees,
slightly more than needed to neutralize your car’s
annual CO2 emissions.
You can either fund all 10 years at once for $2,470.00
USD or you can agree to fund 25 trees a year for 10
years for $297.00 per annual windshield decal or bumper sticker.
The sticker tells the world that you are actively taking
steps to improve our air, combat global warming and that
your car is either fully carbon neutral or well on
its way to becoming carbon neutral.

Our Program is based on planting sufficient tropical trees to neutralize
the carbon dioxide (”CO2”) emissions of the average North American car.

$2,470 (USD) allows us to raise 250 tropical hardwood trees from seed.
At 6 months the seedlings leave the nursery and are planted
in afforestation and reforestation areas, where
they are protected and maintained for 10 years.

Tropical trees are one of the best ways of removing
and sequestering CO2 from the Earth's atmosphere.

Our Program uses these calculations to help the
average consumer or fleet owner make their vehicles
carbon neutral.
Here is how it works:
2,470.00 (USD) allows us to raise 250 tropical
hardwood trees from seed, plant and maintain
for 10 years.
At 6 months the seedlings leave the nursery and
are planted in afforestation and reforestation
areas,where they are protected and maintained
for 10 years.
We use fast growing tropical tree species
that mature within 10 years.
Scientists state that CO2 sequestration by
tropical trees is most effective in their first
10 years.

your car!

your fleets!

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