Temporary Beauty: The Environmental Impact Of Cut Flowers | Atmos
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Valentine's Day flowers are bad for the planet - Vox
The Carbon Footprint of Flowers — Cumberland Flower Farm
How Florists Are Reducing Their Carbon Footprint - Walter Knoll Florist
FloweRescue - Which flower has a higher CO2 footprint: a rose grown on the equator, then flown to Europe; or one grown in a greenhouse here in Europe? Because of consistent year-round
The World of Shipping SCM Logistics: A gentle reminder : Flowers for Valentine's Day generate a carbon footprint
A rose is a rose (is a rose)? – Annalisa Papagna – Illustrator
Sustainable-ish - How bonkers is this? ✈️💐✈️ I have to confess I'd never really given much thought as to the impact of cut flowers before🌷🌼🌺, I mean they're natural, they're good for
100 million roses grown for Valentine's Day produce 9,000 metric tons of CO2
How green is your bouquet? The new eco-friendly mindset in floral design | Financial Times
How UK shoppers can buy beautifully ethical flowers | Consumer affairs | The Guardian
The Carbon Footprint of Flowers — Cumberland Flower Farm
The carbon footprint of flowers - Flowers from the Farm
Eco-Friendly Wedding Flowers: Carbon Footprint Study - Silk Stem
Blueland - Every rose has its... carbon footprint. This Valentine's Day symbol doesn't naturally bloom in much of the Northern Hemisphere in February. As a result, rose-seekers can either buy where energy-intensive
Sustainable wild flower wedding flowers how locally grown flowers reduce your carbon footprint — Sustainable Wild Flower Wedding and Funeral Flowers by Briar Rose Design
Eco-Friendly Wedding Flowers: Carbon Footprint Study - Silk Stem
The environmental impact of cut flowers? Not so rosy
How Florists Are Reducing Their Carbon Footprint - Walter Knoll Florist
Eco-Flowers - Reduce Your CO2 Footprint | Blooms by Heinau®
