Easter

In light of the recent religious statements about environmental responsibility, Easter celebraters might want to reflect on how the story of Easter relates to the environment.

Want to make your Easter celebration more eco-friendly? Go retro with these five tips!

Conventional cocoa used in Easter eggs is sprayed with toxic chemicals, uses child labour and involves traffiking people. This article shows how to make an ethical choice and offers alternative ideas to create a meaningful celebration that doesn't harm the environment, people or the planet.

What is eco friendly about Easter? Hmmm…not much. Cheap plastic eggs, plastic grass, candy with too much sugar and loaded with artificial coloring and flavors….  well at least most Easter egg hunts take place in the great outdoors. That is a start.