Jan. 22 -- Thousands of trees are being planted by the National Football League and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality to help reduce the carbon footprint of the upcoming Super Bowl XLII in Glendale, Ariz.
Forty-two trees are being planted this week at schools, and thousands of others are being planted on 84 acres of Arizona forest that burned during a fire.
"This urban forestry project is part of what will be the greenest Super Bowl ever," said ADEQ Director Steve Owens.
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