Happy Thanksgiving! Here are few holiday-related posts:

• A Chef asks us to reclaim the beauty of Thanksgiving.
• Check out Grist's slideshow of meat-free turkey and other vegetarian Thanksgiving fare.
• Joe Romm advises U.S. wine drinkers on how to buy low-carbon wine for the holidays (see also this Washington Post article).
• Salon notes the irony of the EPA's "go green for the holidays" press release.

In other news:

• Switchboard bloggers explain the "Transition to Green" recommendations that NRDC and other green groups sent to Obama's transition team yesterday.
• A Spanish cemetery doubles as a solar farm.
• Fast Company, NRDC's Lane Burt and OnEarth Citizen Journalist Ben Jervey report on the GreenBuild conference.
• NBC fires the Weather Channel's environmental unit.
• Andrew Revkin blogs about critics of the auto-industry bailout (last week NRDC's Andy Stevenson wrote about the bailout). Also on Dot Earth, Revkin worries that the world is slipping into a trance on climate policy.
• Joe Romm writes an open letter to James Hansen about why he thinks this energy strategy (pdf) is wrong. Andrew Revkin blogs about Romm's letter here.
• Study says that man-made pollution is raising ocean's acidity ten times faster than previously thought.
• The LA Times blog GreenSpace warns Los Angeles-area residents about toxins in the air from last weekend's wildfires.  

Think I missed anything really great out there this week? Feel free to share it in the Comments section.