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Thur and Doller. Recycled, Burned or Abandoned: What Happens to Christmas Trees?

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In the sector, many initiatives are being carried out by the municipalities to recover Christmas trees. They are recycled or burned during festive ceremonies. Is there a more ecological solution than the others?
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Thur and Doller. Recycled, Burned or Abandoned: What Happens to Christmas Trees?

In the sector, many initiatives are being carried out by the municipalities to recover Christmas trees. They are recycled or burned during festive ceremonies. Is there a more ecological solution than the others?

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lalsace.fr broke the news in on Thursday, January 8, 2026.
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