halloween

Don't just let it rot and kick it under the bushes like last year!

My home is infested with phantoms and vampires! Yours most likely is, too. They suck electricity right from your outlets 24 hours a day, seven days a week and waste it, turning it very inefficiently into heat.

Fair trade candy, reverse trick-or-treating and more.

Socially responsible trick-or-treaters don't have to dress up like global warming or a carbon footprint to get their message across this Halloween.Organic pumpkins, used costumes and reusable trick-or-treat bags are some ways to introduce a little green into your otherwise orange-and-black holiday.

We thought we’d add to the growing pile of articles on going green for Halloween - though our tips may have veered out of the mainstream a bit...

- Enliven your annual Hallowgreen bash and cast off the demon spirit of the Bush administration by conducting your own exorcism of G.W. and his pals while wearing this Al Gore ...

YummyEarth lollipops were invented by two dads who were college buddies first, then concerned dads when their kids started to become of treat age. But mainly, they were lollipop fans. The decided to ditch the fructose and create their own favorite candy, and YummyEarth was born!

What bothers me a lot about Halloween is how much money people spend on outfits that are uncomfortable, and can really only be worn once.

Consumers are expected to spend $3.12 billion on candy, costumes and other Halloween goodies this year, according to a survey conducted by BIGresearch for the National Retail Federation. That’s a big pile of candy corn. It’s also a lot of crumpled candy wrappers, paper party props and plastic political masks in the trash the very next day. So this Halloween, why not think green?

We have less than a month to go before the most spooktacular holiday of all….Halloween. In usual fashion I have compiled a list of eco friendly Halloween finds. Have an orange, black, and GREEN Halloween! And check out out my giveaway at the bottom of this post!