5 Ways To Have A Sustainable Halloween
Halloween is a spooky period, not just for us as individuals but also for the environment. The number of single-use costumes, plastic candy wrappers, and rotting pumpkins adds up. The amount of trash produced by one trick-or-treater is roughly one pound. Halloween is celebrated by approximately 41 million kids each year, which results in a lot of waste. Here are some suggestions for cutting waste over this Halloween season. Thrift your customers: Throwaway Halloween clothes sold by top retailers in the UK alone during 2019 produced an estimated 2,000 tonnes of plastic garbage or 83 million bottles. I couldn't locate a precise estimate on the amount of Halloween costumes wasted in the US, but I'm certain it's at least as awful. You probably aren't surprised by it, given that most people only use their costumes once. In addition, 83% of the materials used to make Halloween costumes are harmful oil-based plastic that will certainly wind up in landfills. Use natural dec