Posts Tagged ‘eco friendly Halloween’
Wednesday, April 6th, 2011
We love these organic cotton Halloween themed toys from our friends at Dandelion!
An organic toy for your little pumpkin!
A cute little rattle, book, and finger puppet organically made from cotton and stuffed with fluffy corn fibers. Safe, eco-friendly, and fun for your little boo!
Blogger Laurali Star can also be found on The Damsel in the Attic.
Tags: Dandelion, eco friendly Halloween, Green Halloween, sustainable Halloween, The Damsel in the Attic
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Wednesday, March 9th, 2011
The Environmental Working Group recently released a report on 173 water bottle products and came up with some surprising results! You may think its safe to drink your water but much of the information disclosed by the water bottle companies are kept top secret from consumers. The EWG, a non profit organization, mined for details on where the water comes from, how or if the water is treated, and even went so far to act as consumers, making calls to water bottle companies to see if they would reveal all. Undeniably, many companies weren’t so forthcoming with the results.
Here are the three brands that made top rank: Gerber Pure Purified Water, Nestle Pure Life Purified Water, and Penta Ultra Purified Water. So the question is, does your 1 litre water bottles make the grade?
Does your water bottle make the grade?
Here’s how you can find out: 173 Water Bottles results list.
Blogger Laurali Star can also be found on The Damsel in the Attic.
Tags: Earth friendly Halloween, eco friendly Halloween, Environmental Working Group, Green Halloween, The Damsel in the Attic
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Wednesday, February 9th, 2011
We caught up with Creative Kismet blogger Regina M. Lord recently, out of Tuscon, Arizona (Corey’s hometown!) and discovered that she has some very crafty Valentine’s to share with the people she loves. Regina is a talented artist and blogger that will be featured from time to time on Green Halloween and we look forward to sharing her talents with you! As the busy mother of two boys, she still manages to do an exchange with her fabric be my Valentine bookmark. Check it out and make your own!
Find out what Creative Kismet is all about!
Be My Valentine's Bookmark's
Blogger Laurali Star can be found on The Damsel in the Attic.
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Tags: Celebrate Green, Corey Colwell-Lipson, crafts, Creative Kismet, DIY Halloween, Earth friendly Halloween, eco friendly Halloween, Green Halloween, healthy Halloween, non-toxic Halloween, recycled crafts, Regina M. Lord, safe Halloween, sustainable Halloween, The Damsel in the Attic, valentine's Day
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Friday, February 4th, 2011
Oprah and staffers at The Oprah show took on the challenge of going meatless for an entire week! If Oprah can do it, so can you! Staffers say that going vegan for a week not only changed their bodies but their psyche. Oprah’s vegan-guru, author Kathy Freston, claims that eliminating meat has a host of benefits such as, flawless skin, shiny hair, and nails that grow faster. And, she claims, weight loss is a breeze. Of course, there are also many environmental benefits. I’m even considering trying it with my daughter’s next week! Are you up for the challenge? Follow the link for more great info!
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Blogger Laurali Star can also be found on The Damsel in the Attic.
Tags: Celebrate Green, Corey Colwell-Lipson, DIY Halloween, Earth friendly Halloween, eco friendly Halloween, eco halloween, Going vegan, Green Halloween, healthy Halloween, non-toxic Halloween, Oprah, safe Halloween, sustainable Halloween, The Damsel in the Attic
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Wednesday, February 2nd, 2011
On Valentine’s Day, when we’re enjoying the chocolate given to us as gifts by the people we love, most of us are not aware that there’s a side to chocolate that’s not too sweet.
That’s why Green America has launched a National Week of Action, February 4-14, 2011, for screenings of the film The Dark Side of Chocolate.
During the week of action, Green America is also asking us to send a special Valentine’s Day card to Hershey’s CEO, David West, asking him to “have a heart”, eliminating child and forced-labor by shifting to Fair Trade Certified cocoa. Further, Green America has a similar online letter-writing campaign, asking Hershey’s to commit to sourcing 100% Fair Trade Certified cocoa by 2012.
What Fair Trade Certified chocolate means:
- Chocolate was produced without human trafficking and without forced or child labor
- Chocolate was produced under standards that protect environmental and human rights.
To get involved in the cause, gather friends and family together to host a screening of the The Dark Side of Chocolate. Get your screening kit here.
Blogger Laurali Star can be found on The Damsel in the Attic.
Tags: Celebrate Green, child slavery and chocolate, Corey Colwell-Lipson, David West, David West hershey's, Earth friendly Halloween, eco friendly Halloween, eco halloween, ethical chocolate, fair trade chocolate, Green Halloween, green holidays, Green living, healthy Halloween, Hershey, non-toxic Halloween, safe Halloween, sustainable Halloween, The Damsel in the Attic, The Fair Trade Act, The Fair Trade Federation, valentine's Day
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