This year, you will find a host of articles and blogs with tips on how to reduce waste, energy usage and cavities for Halloween.
Big Green Purse presents: A Green and Cheap Halloween – 10 Tips
This article offers great costume and trick-or-treat bag ideas.
The Green Parent presents: How to Celebrate Green
Mama Joules presents: Its Almost Time for a Green Halloween!
Regionz Kidz presents: Make Halloween Green in your Community
Teensy Green presents: Green your Halloween
River Wired presents: Green Halloween Decorations for your Home
Stopglobalwarming.org presents: This Halloween, Think Green – tips on how to lessen your carbon footprint this Halloween. Tips include email party invites and serving healthy, seasonal food. 
Eco Bites presents: A Green Halloween
greenhalloween.org offers many great articles including Host Your Own Green Halloween Party or Neighborhood Bash and Green Halloween Costume Ideas
Please feel free to share any tips and ideas you have.
Have a happy and safe Halloween everyone!
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Vered - MomGrind
on Oct 20th, 2008
@ 6:25 pm:
Thanks Carla – I am going to check these out.
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greenandchic
on Oct 20th, 2008
@ 8:30 pm:
@Vered – Great! Let me know what you think.
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Ross
on Oct 21st, 2008
@ 3:06 pm:
Hey, great tips for going green this halloween! I wish halloween was celebrated in Australia more, it’s a bit of a non-event here, most people grow up without ever experiencing it… Where I live currently is the first place I’ve ever seen it practised in 31 years!
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Justin Wright
on Oct 23rd, 2008
@ 7:21 pm:
It’s awesome to see tips for being green, even on Halloween (hmm I think that rhymes
).
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greenandchic
on Oct 23rd, 2008
@ 9:24 pm:
@Ross – You can celebrate on your own! Just dress up and ask for candy door-to-door, ha!
@Justin – Totally!
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Beth from Avenue Z
on Oct 24th, 2008
@ 3:30 pm:
Wow… another chance to be green that I didn’t even consider. Thanks for keeping us all focused on what makes sense.
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Kim Woodbridge
on Oct 24th, 2008
@ 7:18 pm:
Thanks for the links Carla!
One thing I’ve always liked about Halloween is that what kids get doesn’t depend on their family’s financial situation. Even if a kid has a crappy costume, she’s going to get just as much candy as all the other kids. Though, as a Mom, I would be happier with less candy
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greenandchic
on Oct 24th, 2008
@ 7:30 pm:
@Kim – I would be less happier with less candy (for myself!) was well.
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rosabel
on Oct 25th, 2008
@ 12:37 pm:
Hi! Great info to spread the green awareness!
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Marelisa
on Oct 26th, 2008
@ 2:40 am:
Hi Carla: I think recycling costumes, from your first link, is a great idea. Kids can exchange costumes with their cousins and siblings. Using a perfectly good costume only once is such a waste.
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Ted at Apple Trees
on Dec 3rd, 2009
@ 11:51 am:
Hello, I have just started up a blog website and I’ve started making somewhat diverse articles. Do you object if I write about this article? Obviously I will provide you and this site full credit.
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