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Trillion Trees is a global initiative to protect and restore one trillion trees by 2030. Trees sequester carbon into their woody tissues out of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. For more information visit https://us.1t.org.

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During development and beta, only the trees shown in the table below are visible on the map. If looking for specific trees, use the Search Tools to refine the trees in the table.
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Longitude Latitude Species ID Date Group Planting Type Species Condition Diameter (in.) CO2 Stored1,2 CO2
Sequestered2 		Storm Water
Runoff
Avoided 		Air Pollution
Removed3 		Avoided
Energy
Emissions4 		Energy
Usage
Impacts5
$ lbs $ lbs $ gal $ oz $ lbs $

1 Not an annual amount or value.

2 These values represent the carbon dioxide equivalent of carbon stored in or sequestered by trees.

3 Savings in energy use lead to a reduction in power plant emissions which can include: carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and particulate matter.

4 Air pollution filtered by trees includes: carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, and particulate matter.

5 Values are in US dollars and based upon US energy costs. Positive energy values indicate savings or reduced emissions. Negative energy values indicate increased usage or emissions.

During development and beta, only the trees shown in the table below are visible on the map. If looking for specific trees, use the Search Tools to refine the trees in the table.
Export Data
Longitude Latitude Species ID Date Group Planting Type Species Condition Diameter (in.) CO2 Stored1,2 CO2
Sequestered2 		Storm Water
Runoff
Avoided 		Air Pollution
Removed3 		Avoided
Energy
Emissions4 		Energy
Usage
Impacts5
$ lbs $ lbs $ gal $ oz $ lbs $

If these trees are cared for, they will eventually yield these TOTAL benefits between the time the tree was added with MyTree and 20 years in the future.

1 Not an annual amount or value.

2 These values represent the carbon dioxide equivalent of carbon stored in or sequestered by trees.

3 Savings in energy use lead to a reduction in power plant emissions which can include: carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and particulate matter.

4 Air pollution filtered by trees includes: carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, and particulate matter.

5 Values are in US dollars and based upon US energy costs. Positive energy values indicate savings or reduced emissions. Negative energy values indicate increased usage or emissions.

During development and beta, only the trees shown in the table below are visible on the map. If looking for specific trees, use the Search Tools to refine the trees in the table.
Export Data
Longitude Latitude Species ID Date Group Planting Type Species Condition Diameter (in.) CO2 Stored1,2 CO2
Sequestered2 		Storm Water
Runoff
Avoided 		Air Pollution
Removed3 		Avoided
Energy
Emissions4 		Energy
Usage
Impacts5
$ lbs $ lbs $ gal $ oz $ lbs $

If these trees are cared for, they will eventually yield these TOTAL benefits between the time the tree was added with MyTree and 20 years in the future.

1 Not an annual amount or value.

2 These values represent the carbon dioxide equivalent of carbon stored in or sequestered by trees.

3 Savings in energy use lead to a reduction in power plant emissions which can include: carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and particulate matter.

4 Air pollution filtered by trees includes: carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, and particulate matter.

5 Values are in US dollars and based upon US energy costs. Positive energy values indicate savings or reduced emissions. Negative energy values indicate increased usage or emissions.