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  • 25
    Jan

Miracle Tree is Like a Supermarket

CAPE TOWN, Jan 25, 2012 (IPS) - When a food crisis hits the continent, African countries tend to look to the international donor community to mobilise aid. Read more: Miracle Tree is Like a Supermarket

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    Jan

‘Peak timber’ concerns in tropics

Current tropical timber practices are not sustainable and nations should consider the "implications of 'peak timber'", a study has suggested. Original post: 'Peak timber' concerns in tropics

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    Jan

Only Civil Society Can Save Rio+20, Say Activists

RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan 24, 2012 (Tierramérica) - Large-scale social mobilisation, including street protests and parallel activities, is the only thing can save the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) from ending in nothing but frustration, according to activists and analysts. The rest is here: Only Civil Society Can Save Rio+20, Say Activists

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    Jan

Monsanto says won’t sell GMO maize in France in 2012

(Reuters) - U.S. biotech firm Monsanto said on Tuesday it does not plan to sell its genetically modified maize MON810 in France this year, nor after, even though the country's highest court overturned a 3-year ban in November. See the article here: Monsanto says won't sell GMO maize in France in 2012

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  • 24
    Jan

California Attorneys: Invitation to Comment: Proposal to amend Code of Judicial Ethics

From: “Kieliger, Camilla” Subject: Invitation to Comment: Proposal to amend Code of Judicial Ethics Comments sought on proposals: The Supreme Court Advisory Committee on the Code of Judicial Ethics is circulating for public comment the proposed adoption ... Go here to see the original: California Attorneys: Invitation to Comment: Proposal to amend Code of Judicial Ethics

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    Jan

Labor Commissioner Posts Updated FAQ on New Wage Notice

As CalChamber members know, a new state law that took effect January 1, 2012, requires employers to provide nonexempt employees with a notice at... Continued here: Labor Commissioner Posts Updated FAQ on New Wage Notice

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    Jan

Labor Commissioner Posts Updated FAQ on New Wage Notice

As CalChamber members know, a new state law that took effect January 1, 2012, requires employers to provide nonexempt employees with a notice at... Here is the original post: Labor Commissioner Posts Updated FAQ on New Wage Notice

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    Jan

State Supreme Court Orders Review of Decision on Rounding Time Card Entries

At the request of the California Chamber of Commerce, the California Supreme Court ordered a review of a trial court decision to clarify whether... Visit link: State Supreme Court Orders Review of Decision on Rounding Time Card Entries

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    Jan

Los Angeles Times Editorial: Spare California’s courts from cuts

Justice is not a commodity that Californians can learn to do without for several years as the economy sorts itself out and lawmakers learn to become more responsible budget stewards. January 24, 2012 California government has ... Read the original: Los Angeles Times Editorial: Spare California’s courts from cuts

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    Jan

Judge orders woman to give up password to hard drive

MSNBC News – By Suzanne Choney In the future, your hard drive may not be your hard drive: A federal judge has ruled that a Colorado woman, charged in a mortgage scam case, must turn over ... Read more here: Judge orders woman to give up password to hard drive

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