Now that Thanksgiving is over, there's no reason to argue about whether it's acceptable to decorate for Christmas before Turkey Day (it is) and move on to more serious business, like which state sells the greatest quantity of America's most important crop: Christmas trees.

We asked to see the beautiful fall colors around your neighborhood, and you came through better than we could have imagined!

If you just finished watching our latest episode of “Solutionaries,” then you know we focused on the environment and all things climate change-related.

There is a thriving, giant sequoia tree located in the far north, in an area that can best be described as a frozen tundra during the winter.

Planting a tree sounds like a nice idea in theory, but what if you’re not sure what kind to plant, or where to put it? What if you live in a downtown apartment and you just don’t know what would be most helpful?

ORLANDO, Fla – Trees are natures way of cooling off. Everyone knows the the benefit of shade, but trees also help reduce heat by pulling water up through their roots and releasing it into the air through leaves. Trees, shrubs and grass all help to reduce storm water runoff. Check out these graphics that show how much trees aid the environment. Check it out to see if you live in a heat island and think about the trees, water and the heat any time you see development.