Are you making Thanksgiving sustainable?

Thanksgiving is the holiday where Americans traditionally eat and gather and eat some more. Does the environment come to play for you when you think about all the travel, food, planning and prep that goes into Thanksgiving? What are you doing to make your holiday celebration more sustainable? Our blogger-journalist Cassandra Profita wants a round up of your best eco-friendly practices and ideas for our Ecotrope blog.

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Are you using local food? If so, which ones? Where will you get them?

Will you have a turkey? If so, what kind? Are you offering alternatives for vegetarians and vegans?

Are you preparing your foods in any special way? (feel free to include a recipe!)

What else are you doing to make your Thanksgiving meal (or the holiday in general) more sustainable?

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