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"Undercover Boss" Larry O’Donnell Tells All

02/06/2010 - 1:29pm

http://www.greenopolis.com - You’ve seen him on Oprah, on the Daily Show and in US Magazine, but only Greenopolis TV takes you inside the office of Waste Management’s Larry O’Donnell, star of CBS’ hit reality show, “Undercover Boss.” O’Donnell shares behind-the-scenes stories on the making of his show and gives insider information about what it was like to be fired by his employees and how the...

Save the World, EAT more Chocolate

02/04/2010 - 9:15am

If chocolate is one of your favorite guilty pleasures,like it is mine, you can feel a little less guilty about it if you treat yourself to the “sustainable” kind. A growing number of chocolate manufacturers are addressing important social and environmental challenges within the cocoa industry, and they’re offering a variety of new, “sustainable chocolate” products with eco-labels you can trust...

Organic Flower Power

02/01/2010 - 12:31pm

Organic flowers are grown sustainably. They are raised without harmful pesticides and toxic fertilizers. Conventionally raised flowers are heavily sprayed with pesticides and toxic fertilizers contributing to water and soil pollution. Not to mention harmful to the workers that harvest them and potentially harmful to those who receive them. Choose organic when possible for the sustainable choice.

Charley Hoffman Foundation Pro-Am Golf Tournament: Tips from the Pros!

01/29/2010 - 11:40am

Melissa McGinnis and Greenopolis TV visit the Charlie Hoffman Foundation Pro-Am Golf Tournament for some recycling tips from the pros. Taking place at the beautiful Del Mar Country Club in Rancho Santa Fe, CA this tournament draws a lot of influentials, celebrities and pro golfers. PGA Pro Charley Hoffman started the foundation and organized the successful day and evening auctions. The mission of...

Conserve! Drink from the tap with Luke Wilson

01/27/2010 - 1:34pm

Luke Wilson tells Melissa McGinnis that he conserves by drinking beer from the tap vs. using bottles or cans, and recycles whether at home or on the go. A player in the Charlie Hoffman Foundation pro-am golf tournament, Luke Wilson also shows his support for recycling and conserving by sharing his thoughts with Greenopolis TV.

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