A single oak tree absorbs 48 pounds of carbon dioxide yearly
A single mature oak tree absorbs approximately 48 pounds of carbon dioxide annually, acting as a powerful natural filter that helps combat climate change and improve air quality.
A single mature oak tree is estimated to absorb about 48 pounds of carbon dioxide each year. This natural process, called photosynthesis, allows the tree to convert CO2 into energy and oxygen, effectively cleaning our air. Oaks are particularly good at this, with some living for centuries and growing over 100 feet tall.
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