A sure sign that Halloween has passed us by – the sight of dozens of carved, soggy, perhaps squirrel-chewed Jack O’ Lanterns sitting on the curb. Nearly half of all U.S. households carve a pumpkin every year (at least one!). That’s a lot of waste if even some of us just toss them in the garbage. Read on to find out 10 creative ways to recycle that pumpkin.

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Did you know that spending $100 at your neighborhood’s independent businesses creates $68 in additional local economic activity, while spending $100 at a chain produces only $43 worth of local impact? What other benefits are there to buying locally?

To all parents, grandparents and children – watch this video to learn about how you can make the first step towards a chemical-free and natural green future.

This is from the YouTube channel. There’s a slow build, but it’s worth watching.

Buy quality, durable products. We have created a disposable society where people buy products and throw them away after one use. This is not a sustainable way to live.