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The 2011 “Firearms Law & The Second Amendment Symposium,” sponsored by The NRA Foundation, will be held on Saturday, October 15, 2011, at the University of San Diego Law School. Focusing on recent developments in our nation’s courts regarding the Second Amendment, speakers will discuss and debate current Second Amendment scholarship and related issues. The symposium will feature...

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Orange County cuts public defenders, health care for poor – By Kimberly Edds / The Orange County Register The County of Orange will be forced to pay for private attorneys to represent indigent defendants after the Board of Supervisors agreed to make $29.5 million in emergency budget cuts Tuesday, including laying off seven public defenders. The public defender...

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Orange County cuts public defenders, health care for poor – By Kimberly Edds / The Orange County Register The County of Orange will be forced to pay for private attorneys to represent indigent defendants after the Board of Supervisors agreed to make $29.5 million in emergency budget cuts Tuesday, including laying off seven public defenders. The public defender...

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%excerpt% Read the original post: NWTF Kansas to Invest $80,000 in State Projects

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A blue crab conservation strategy instituted by Maryland, Virginia and the Potomac River Fisheries Commission in 2008 seems to be working, according to a federal study that recommends that restrictions on harvesting breeding-age females remain in place. The rest is here: Crab conservation effort seems to be working, study says

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Jeddah - Regional preparations for next year's UN Sustainable Development Conference (Rio+20) in Brazil are among the priorities at a workshop on sustainable development in West Asia, co-organised by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. More: North Africa: Arab States Prepare for Rio+20 At Sustainable Development Workshop

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A blue crab conservation strategy instituted by Maryland, Virginia and the Potomac River Fisheries Commission in 2008 seems to be working, according to a federal study that recommends that restrictions on harvesting breeding-age females remain in place. Read this article: Crab conservation effort seems to be working, study says

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The world's second most tradable commodity after oil; coffee growing and processing has proven itself to be a lucrative industry. The burgeoning coffee culture that sprang up over the last few decades has led to overwhelming success for handful of coffee franchises and a massive spike in supermarket sales. View post: How green is your coffee?

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The world's second most tradable commodity after oil; coffee growing and processing has proven itself to be a lucrative industry. The burgeoning coffee culture that sprang up over the last few decades has led to overwhelming success for handful of coffee franchises and a massive spike in supermarket sales. Here is the original post: How green is your...

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THERE have been continuous concerns over Ghana's dwindling forest cover, as there seems to be little or no efforts to replenish what is lost on a daily basis, and over the years. Excerpt from: More efforts needed to recover Ghana's lost forest cover