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Melissa McGinnis from greenopolis TV saves money by redeeming points from her greenopolis.com account. She selected a buy one get one free pizza coupon from a pizzeria near her house, using only 100 points to download it! She said it was really easy to look up participating restaurants by putting in her zip code. Melissa looks forward to more "free" and money saving coupons. Let us know what coupons you have used. We would love to share your money saving stories too! It pays to recycle!

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Make 2011 the Greenest Year Ever by joining the greenopolis.com community. Register today through February 28th and receive an additional 2011 free points! Your points can be redeemed for discounts at retailers and restaurant's near you. Earn more points by recycling at a greenopolis recycling kiosk or a Pepsico Dream Machine kiosk. Login to greenopolis.com to find a kiosk near you.

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Start out making 2011 a "green" year by recycling your e-waste says Melissa McGinnis from Greenopolis TV.

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Do you think you have what it takes to be a Greenopolis video corespondent? Melissa McGinnis, host of Greenopolis TV is asking viewers to submit their videos for a chance to be a local corespondent. To apply send your video to myvideos@greenopolis.com. You may be chosen to be the next Greenopolis TV star!

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Melissa McGinnis takes us on a flashback through 2010 and highlights the top 10 easy tips for re-using and conserving. Happy New Year!

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Union Square Whole Food Market is a leader in it's recycling efforts. Not only can you recycle your cork, but you can also recycle just about anything you buy from the store. Green specialist Tristam Coffin is especially excited about the New Greenopolis recycling kiosks because of their "closed loop system". This is a great store for shopping and recycling!

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Melissa McGinnis lets us in on her secret last minute gift ideas. Books contain the gift that keeps giving. Show your friends and family how much you care with these thoughtful, life-changing reads.

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Congratulation's to Charles Summer (naturegoer) of New york, New york for being one of the top point earner for America Recycles Day the week of 11/15/10-11/22/10 on greenopolis. Check back for more from greenopolis.com and keep recycling!

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Choose non-toxic products to help protect your family and the environment from "toxic chemical soup".

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Melissa McGinnis visits the Michael Canale Salon in Beverly Hills and learns that they are one of the first salons to recycle their aluminum foils used for hair coloring. This is part of the re-squared recycling program founded by entrepreneur Trent Horinek. Trent grew up around a hair salon and saw all of the foils being thrown away. He found a company to wash the collect foils and melt them down turning the foils into a valuable material, currently being sold to make engine parts.

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Melissa McGinnis visits Sun Life Stadium in Miami for the Recycling Round up day. Hundreds of volunteers worked the tailgating section of the stadium to encourage people to recycle on that day as well as to think about always recycling in the future, no matter what activity you are participating in. Bags were dropped off to separate recyclables from trash and then later picked up by the volunteers.

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Melissa McGinnis shows us true holiday spirit in this collection of Holiday Highlights from GreenopolisTV. Melissa shares her creative ways to "use less and mean more." Celebrate and conserve our planet's precious resources this year as you enjoy the holidays with your friends and family

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Jason Hoar, Bio- Diesel expert explains to Melissa McGinnis from Greenopolis TV that we can all "use" bio-diesel by suggesting to our City Officials to switch to bio- diesel fuel for our city trucks and buses.

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Dave Rapaport from Seventh Generation explains to Melissa McGinnis from Greenopolis TV that hot water is one of the biggest users of energy when it comes to doing laundry. He recommends washing laundry in cold water and line drying as much as possible to conserve resources and energy use.

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