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Wood is good
Non-wood composite materials are among the planet’s biggest contributors to global warming and environmental pollution.
It’s time to set the record straight on why natural products like Real Cedar are the safer, sustainable choice.
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Composite decking and pollution
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Composite decks claim to be "maintenance free"
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Composites contain harmful materials
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