Or become Jewish...

plastic is not eco friendly either. these trees will eventually become landfill anyway. why not just decorate planted trees or plants?

we have one but not to be enviromentally helpful. they are okay and we do not mind hauling it out of the basement every year. as a child we used to get real trees. I know there are some who would not consider it Christmas without a real tree. to each their own. we joke that we saved a tree's life this year.got to admit I feel a bit "sorry" for the discarded trees by the curb every year after Christmas.

Yes....and buy your kids artificial presents while giving thanks to an artificial god (Al Gore).

I do this, but it isn't by choice. My condo prohibits the use of live trees, due to the mess and potential fire hazard.

 I'll take the environmental credit for it though, as long as you're handing it out. 

I'd have to go with Mike below. Even if it will make me cry, no Christmas Tree would be the right thing but hey, maybe I could decorate my huge house plant with lights and all. Oh yeah, the lights .... my my do we have habits to change.

I am undecided about this one...

it is a lot safer when fires are an issue. less trouble too.

love it!!

i suppose not having a tree counts in this one....

Artificial trees are made from plastic and other non-biodegradable materials. It's better for the environment to use a real tree, from a cutivated farm and to replant that tree upon cutting it down. Or, in my case, SKIP THE TREE ENTIRELY!

who gives a shit it once a year lol

have you ever bought a real x-mas tree its like 80 bucks every year!!! i LOVE my fake tree!!!!

too poor for that lol

Gotta do this because of allergies

i always wear green even if u dont c it but i don!!!!. lol i lubb green nd i lubb evreything that's green.

Last time I tried the cats knocked the branches off. I'd rather not have a tree at all.

who wants the mess of pine needles?

This is something I do. My dog and cat hate the falling needles.

I love tradition and that means that I want a real tree in my home. This isn't something I consider making an environmentally friendly decision.

I love a real tree, but did last year break down and bought a small fake tree.

I haven't put up a tree in a really long time.  Nothing necessarily wrong with it.  I just don't see any reason to.

If I get around to putting up a tree at all, it's usually artificial. Sometimes I just go with the Nativity Scene and don't bother with a tree at all.

Yeah, I'm mildly against chopping down all those trees for Christmas. We put lights on a plant.

We have an artificial tree, but I'm not sure just how environmentally friendly it is, all things considered. It's made of plastic, so it not a renewable resource like a tree, and whenever it ultimately gets thrown out, it'll probably never decompose.