2006 WHAT's IN IT FOR YOU: ENVIRONMENT - It's Getting

2006 WHAT's IN IT FOR YOU: ENVIRONMENT - It's Getting Hot in Here (RedNova)
By Mark Lynas 2005 was the year in which concerns about the stability of the climate regularly made the headlines; 2006 may be the year when demands to do something about it finally become irresistible.

Digital is hot, hot, hot (BizJournals)
Big screen, small screen, they're all screaming for more screen.

New law likely to boost impounds of cars (The Arizona Republic)
Thousands more vehicles a year could be impounded across the state under a 2-month-old law that has law enforcement officers and tow truck drivers scrambling to keep up with the pace and has surprised drivers and car owners struggling to get their cars back.

They're hot on the money trail (Tacoma News Tribune)
The holidays are over. Tax filing season is just around the corner.

Calif. Law Aims at Aggressive Paparazzi (AP via Yahoo! News)
They lurk in bushes, camp out in cars and hover in helicopters. Some are brazen enough to openly brandish their cameras, like old Western gunslingers.

Winter Driving Tips From the Experts
Winter conditions can be challenging for drivers of all skill levels. The editor of Sympatico / MSN Autos Canada offers sound advice from the Great White North.
Marc Lachapelle, with Gerry Malloy for Sympatico / MSN Autos Canada

New law could lead to more impounded vehicles (KVOA Tucson)
Thousands more vehicles a year could be impounded in Arizona under a new law that requires police to hold cars for 30 days under certain circumstances, such as extreme drunken driving and operating a vehicle with a revoked license.

E-check for cars to be free for next two years (The Plain Dealer)
Starting Tuesday, E-check will be free. Northeast Ohio motorists will no longer have to pay the $19.50 fee when their vehicle's emissions are tested. Cars that are four years old or newer also will be exempt from the test.