CLEVELAND (WJW) — What comes to mind when you hear the word “buckeyes”? Maybe those tasty treats of peanut butter fudge dipped in chocolate? But, do you know what nature’s ingredients are in the state ...

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Trees are an important part of ecosystems around the world. Most people know that they breathe life into our atmosphere by sucking up carbon dioxide and exhaling our beloved oxygen, but trees have ...

On the last Friday in April, conservation-minded citizens around the world celebrate Arbor Day by planting trees in their communities. In addition to providing the oxygen humans and other animals need ...

A mature 6- to 7-foot evergreen will produce around 350,000 needles – and then leave most of them on your living room floor. But don’t worry: Scientists in the United States and Germany are working ...

Today is not a holiday that spawns the excitement of Christmas, or even Valentine's Day. But then again, there are no gift-giving obligations or impossible restaurant reservations to make. Yes, it's ...

It's that time of year again: an over 70-foot tall tree will soon make its way to New York City's Rockefeller Center. In recent years, the tree has come from New York state, including the Hudson ...

How about organic chemicals that are poisonous including alkaline. “The nuts and leaves of the buckeye tree are moderately poisonous and should not be eaten,” said Garrett Ormiston from the renowned ...