I graduated "Transylvania University" from Brasov. My specialisation was "Silvicultural and Exploitation of the forest". So, I can answer this question, since it is my work domain.
As long as the Christmas trees are not chopped down randomly, and for every tree you cut, you plant 2, there is nothing wrong with this. Most of the Christmas trees we all buy during the Holiday season, are planted to serve this purpose. The right amount is millions, not thousands.

So, for every tree, any tree you cut, you have to plant 2. If every person in this world would know this, trust me, the things will be different now.

The tree from your picture, was planted for this purpose. Many people don't know this, but this is true. It wasn't chopped from a forest. Yes, going to a forest and putting down thousands of trees, and leaving just a blank space, that is a crime. Probably a crime we will all pay in the future!
But I have a feeling we already started to pay for this!
Source(s):
personal experience


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