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Sustainable Halloween Celebrations: Tips for a Greener Holiday on October 27, 2023

Why October 27 Matters

October 27 is just a few days away from Halloween, one of the most awaited holidays in the United States. On this day in 1904, the first subway line in New York City opened to the public. Similar to how that revolutionized public transportation, it's high time we revolutionize how we celebrate holidays sustainably. Learn more about the NYC subway history at History.com.

Sustainability Meets Spooky

Have you ever wondered about the environmental impact of all those Halloween decorations, costumes, and candies? Learn how to make your Halloween greener at EPA.gov.

Costume Swaps

Did you know that costume swaps are a great way to both save money and reduce waste? These swaps are a form of recycling that is both fun and environmentally friendly. Check out ideas for organizing your own costume swap at Green Halloween.

Sustainable Treats

When it comes to treats, look for options that are organic, or come in eco-friendly packaging. Get more tips on how to choose sustainable Halloween treats at TreeHugger.

Conclusion

As we gear up for the spookiest time of the year, let's also commit to making it one of the most sustainable ones yet. By making mindful choices, we're not just celebrating a holiday, but also protecting the planet for future generations.