When I make some particle in Unity [ver 2019.2.3f1], it reproduces the green.
The project was a shared project so I cannot make a new one just for me.
After, I found the solution in here.
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I had this problem also and I was able to fix it in a few somewhat easy steps.
1. Add new diffusion profile by right clicking in an assets folder and selecting Create-Rendering-Diffusion Profile
2. Open the newly created diffusion profile and edit it to your liking or leave it alone for now.
3. Find your HdPipeline Asset or create one by right clicking in an assets folder and selecting Create-Rendering-High Definition Render Pipeline Asset
4. Make sure this is your active asset by clicking on Edit-Project Settings and selecting the correct hdrp asset under "Scriptable Render Pipeline Settings" (or just drag it into the box)
5. Open up the HD pipeline asset you are using by clicking on it in the assets window (the one mentioned in steps 3 & 4) and find the tab labeled "Material". Add a new diffusion profile by dragging in the profile you made in step 1
6. To attach the diffusion profile to the vfx graph, open up the effect you are having issues with. Click on the Lit Quad Output node and make sure you can see the inspector in the regular Unity editor. You should see a list with Lighting (in bold) being at or near the top. Under the Lighting section is a box called Diffusion Profile Asset and here is where you can drag the created Diffusion Profile into your graph.
Anything you create with that diffusion profile attached should now show up without the green tint but with whatever tint/changes you made in the diffusion profile in step 2.
Also if you have placed any of these vfx objects into the hierarchy you will have to replace them with the newly edited vfx graphs. Sounds like there may be a workaround but I don't know about that.
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https://forum.unity.com/threads/hdrp-stcklit-master-node-is-not-work-well-measured-materials-livrary-fabricsuedo-turn-green.663046/
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