The Christmas Tree at 30 Rock isn’t looking as full as years past

Todd Battis has the story of the time-honoured Christmas tree tradition and how some spruces are summing up the year of 2020.

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15 comments

    1. @LOVE IN THE SUN Yes. When culture and tradition harm others or the environment they should change. Tradition change over time through generations, the Christmas tree is one that should change in the times of climate change.

    2. @S P nope, not going to happen. I’m guessing you are someone who hasn’t spent time out in the wild, seen the vast expanse that is nature? I’m not saying everyone needs to cut down the nearest tree, because there are entire tree farms that make the vast majority of their income at Christams. The vast, vast majority of Christmas trees are farmed for Christmas. So your arguement doesn’t hold water.

    3. @LOVE IN THE SUN and I’m guessing you’re someone who has been to busy chugging the kool-aid of tradition you haven’t adequately researched or thought critically about the environmental impacts tree farming has and the benefits of proper forest management in places we grow them could have. Christmas as a whole has become a destructive, I agree it probably won’t change for a while to come but I think history will eventually see how we celebrate the holiday today as a gross overdecadent and self absorbant hedonistic ritual.

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