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As you know, the United States is not the only nation with a holiday dedicated to Thanksgiving: here are eight places where the Thanksgiving tradition is celebrated in different ways around the world.

The tradition of meeting new neighbors and giving candy to disguised children is a lot of fun, but it is also true that a lot of waste is generated associated with vacations and that created a bit of conflict.

Although Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, the celebration on the date of December 25 is not mentioned in the Bible, in fact most historians believe that he was born in the spring. It did not become the official holiday until the third century. Some scholars argue that the date was chosen because it coincided with the pagan festival of Saturnalia, which is celebrated by giving gifts to honor the agricultural god Saturn.

This year is coming to an end, and what better way to end 2018 than celebrating a sustainable New Year party? Well to make decisions so that a party very ecological, and, we assure you, it is not too difficult to do.

This issue has become an annual dilemma. A real Christmas tree seems the most ecological and natural option, but the data states that millions of them are bought every December. That's a lot of intensive tree production, and potentially a lot of waste left behind these dates.

If what you want is to alleviate the unbridled consumerism, and save the natural resources of the planet, without being a Scrooge at Christmas. In this article we leave you the cockle-warming tips for a greener festive season.

This national holiday, called Thanksgiving, is celebrated on different dates depending on whether you are in Canada, the United States, some of the Caribbean islands or Liberia. It began as a way of giving thanks for the harvest of a good harvest and for the year that is ending.

Christmas is a time to celebrate and be with the family, so it is difficult to be a Scrooge that asks people to have less time in the air conditioning, to recycle glass bottles, such as champagne, and use the newspaper to wrap Christmas gifts. Fortunately, there are many eco-friendly Christmas decoration alternatives that will make you look like a party lover. Here are some ideas that are perfect, cost-effective and have less impact on the environment:

Already, the sales announcements for Black Friday are circulating and all, or almost all, we are looking forward to the time to make our purchases approving the offers and discounts.