The Sacramento Bee – March 1, 2012 Supporters of a proposed initiative to repeal the death penalty in California plan to begin turning in nearly…[for full story: http://defender411.us/wq5p9A ] Here is the original post: California – Group seeking to repeal California death penalty to turn in signatures
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The Sacramento Bee – March 1, 2012 Supporters of a proposed initiative to repeal the death penalty in California plan to begin turning in nearly…[for full story: http://defender411.us/wq5p9A ] See original here: California – Group seeking to repeal California death penalty to turn in signatures
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At the request of the NRA's California Legislative Advocate, we are pleased to provide you with this critical statewide hunter and natural resource conservation alert. Please review "President of the California Fish & Game Commission Unfairly Attacked by Radical Anti-Hunters and their supporters."
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NRA-Backed Sportsmen’s Heritage Act Advancing Continued here: NRA-Backed Sportsmen’s Heritage Act Advancing
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TOKYO, Mar 2, 2012 (IPS) - The arrest and release of a Dutch activist in Japan has put in bad light this country's refusal to heed international calls to limit traditional dolphin and whale hunting practices in favour of conservation. Read the original: More Japanese Turn Against Whaling
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TOKYO, Mar 2, 2012 (IPS) - The arrest and release of a Dutch activist in Japan has put in bad light this country's refusal to heed international calls to limit traditional dolphin and whale hunting practices in favour of conservation. Go here to see the original: More Japanese Turn Against Whaling
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HOUGHTON, Mich., March 1 (UPI) -- Slimy green algae that fouled beaches around the U.S. Great Lakes in the 1950s are back with a vengeance due to an invasive species of mussel, scientists say. Go here to read the rest: Green algae again fouling Great Lakes
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BOGOR, Indonesia (2 March, 2012)_Initial research into invasive alien tree species Cecropia peltata, a South and Central American native that has infiltrated Indonesia, warns of the potential harm it could cause the country and advises locals take preventive action. Read the original here: Invasive alien species could threaten Indonesia's ecosystems
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BOGOR, Indonesia (2 March, 2012)_Initial research into invasive alien tree species Cecropia peltata, a South and Central American native that has infiltrated Indonesia, warns of the potential harm it could cause the country and advises locals take preventive action. More here: Invasive alien species could threaten Indonesia's ecosystems
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Takuya Okada, Chairman of the AEON Environmental Foundation and Honorary Chairman of AEON Co., Ltd., announced today the opening of nominations for the MIDORI Prize for Biodiversity. Go here to read the rest: Nominations open for the 2012 MIDORI Prize for Biodiversity
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