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October 31, 2009

Happy 350 Halloween!

Aerial view of people gathered around the number "350" spelled out in oranges on the ground, with various items and a blue tarp visible nearby.

Check out these amazing Autumnal, pumpkin, and Halloween photos taken by people around the world on and around Oct. 24th – calling for 350 in some very creative & enchanting ways. Climate change is scary stuff — and if Halloween can teach us something, it’s to face our fears, and have fun doing so! So, for those that celebrate this holiday, Have a Happy 350 Halloween! 

Some highlights below:

Aerial view of people gathered around the number "350" spelled out in oranges on the ground, with various items and a blue tarp visible nearby.

Concerned residents from Berwick, Nova Scotia make their point with 350 pumpkins

Two illuminated carved pumpkins on a doorstep at night. The top pumpkin features a classic jack-o'-lantern face, while the bottom pumpkin displays the number "350" carved into it.

Don’t TRICK the climate, TREAT the earth to 350 PPM
Pumpkins carved by Elijah, Bethany, and Matt in Lansing, Michigan, USA
Photo by Matt Flechter


350 Pumpkin Patch
Organizer and Photographer – Erika Gordon

Superhero Robin saves the climate with his 350 pumpkin!
In the photo: Robin McDonald, age 6, of Lebanon NH with a pumpkin his family carved — and discussed — at a community pumpkin carving event in Hanover NH.

A person in a white ghost costume with eye holes holds a race number "450" sign while standing on a street. A woman in glasses and gray clothing walks past, and a bus is visible in the background.

Scariest Halloween costume ever! — (Editor’s note — Agreed, Here’s why!)