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To: locogringo who wrote (897248)10/29/2015 2:31:19 PM
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Locogringo, here in the People's Republic of California, we have green recycle bins where we can dispose of our used jack-o-lanterns and other pumpkins. The waste in those bins get hauled away and turned into compost. I imagine many other municipalities in America also have compost recycling programs.

As for the methane emissions mentioned in the DoE web page, many landfills already have systems that recapture some of those emissions. Some landfills simply burn the methane and turn them into CO2, which is not as bad of a greenhouse gas, but others will actually store the methane and use it toward the generation of electricity.

It's nothing to go nuts over. The DoE web page is only talking about the basics of recycling.

Tenchusatsu

P.S. - I can't stand the Washington Times web site. It's full of click-bait ads.
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