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The California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) announced the launch of a new task force to “combat the underground economy.” The Labor Enforcement Task... Original post: Be Ready: Labor Enforcement Task Force Launched

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This message from the Marin County Public Defender’s Office will assist you through the process of a DUI case. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcXPkiLbzJ4&feature=share www.youtube.com Read more: You’ve been arrested for Driving Under the Influence. What happens now?

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This message from the Marin County Public Defender’s Office will assist you through the process of a DUI case. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcXPkiLbzJ4&feature=share www.youtube.com Visit link: You’ve been arrested for Driving Under the Influence. What happens now?

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Many small business owners create innovative new works in order to entice consumers. Some might wonder what is copyright

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 Note: You must log in to view this streaming self-study video program. brightcove.createExperiences(); The Fundamentals of Trial Practice Part I Bart Sheela, Deputy Alternate Public ... The rest is here: Trial Skills – The Fundamentals of Trial Practice Part II – A California MCLE Self-Study Video / Audio Program

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Late last year we - Co-operatives UK and The Co-operative Group - published a new report which reveals the growing number of people who are choosing to start renewable energy co-operatives in their communities, against all the odds. More here: The communities taking renewable energy into their own hands

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Global media reporting on climate change issues was down again last year, according to a new analysis from The Daily Climate. The news organization counted around 19,000 stories on climate issues during the year written by 7,140 journalists, falling 20 percent from 2010 levels. Original post: Climate change media coverage drops 20 percent in 2011

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Mohamed Nasheed is a man running out of time. As President of the Maldives, the string of paradisiacal Indian Ocean islands that could become the first nation ever lost to climate change, there are not too many minutes to waste for Nasheed. Go here to read the rest: Maldives faces tides of change

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CLIMATE change could overtake habitat loss as the biggest cause of species loss, with all land creatures apart from insects severely affected, a world-first study has found. View original post here: Climate change's best survivors: bugs

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More than affecting ski resorts, the lack of snow could spell trouble for water supplies and agriculture Read the original: U.S. Snow Drought Could Have Serious Implications