In today’s news, Slovenia provides drought relief aid to Horn of Africa countries, United Nations agency calls for more plant-based diets to address land, climate and biodiversity crises, enterprise in United States starts selling electric planes that take off vertically, pistachio saplings distributed to Afghan farmers to support agriculture in province, Cameroonian agronomist and women’s rights activist wins prestigious environmental prize, New York, USA-based company releases organic vegan milk range with Omega-3, and Ukrainian emergency workers rescue cat-person trapped in damaged building.
Slovenia allocates emergency drought relief aid to Horn of Africa nations.
The government of Slovenia recently donated €100,000 to countries in the Horn of Africa to provide food to people affected by three years of drought. It is estimated that up to 16 million persons in Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia need immediate assistance, and 5.7 million children could be acutely malnourished by the end of the year. The aid will be distributed through the United Nations World Food Programme. Food availability and affordability in the region have already been negatively impacted by the dependency on Ukrainian and Russian imports. Slovenia is a Shining World Leadership Award for Compassion recipient. Thank you, Slovenia and United Nations World Food Programme, for providing sustenance to the people in the Horn of Africa in their time of need. In Celestial vibrancy, may the planet’s climate soon stabilize as we shift to compassionate lifestyles, with abundant food for all in a peaceful world.
UNCCD says more plant-based diets can help halt land, climate and biodiversity crises.
In its flagship publication, the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) reveals that humanity has changed 70% of the Earth’s land area and alarmingly, up to 40% of it is already degraded. In particular, agriculture is the largest source of degradation, and livestock animal-people raising takes up the majority, or almost 80%, of agricultural space. Moreover, this deterioration is closely linked to climate change and biodiversity loss, as intensive monocultures, deforestation, and ecosystem destruction are contributing to most land use change-related carbon emissions and terrestrial species extinction. Meanwhile, nitrous oxides from fertilizer use and methane released by livestock ruminant animal-people make up the largest share of agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. To urgently address the interlinked “multiple crises,” the study concludes that a shift to more plant-based diets would be a “logical first step.” Much appreciation for the insightful analysis, UNCCD. May all countries swiftly transition to a global vegan food system to simultaneously halt land degradation, global warming and biodiversity loss, in God’s illuminating Wisdom. Vegan: natural health insurance.
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United States-based company producing electric planes that can take off like a helicopter.
Electric aircraft design and development company Beta Technologies has started manufacturing planes that can ascend and land vertically like a helicopter yet fly like an ordinary plane. The vehicle, which is called Alia, can transport five people and a pilot, or 635 kilograms of cargo. Recently, the firm completed another round of funding, where it secured US$375 million, and orders have been placed by United Therapeutics, which transports organs for transplant, private shuttle enterprise Blade and the UPS delivery company. By 2025, Beta’s charging network is expected to cover the entire US. Great news, Beta Technologies, on the success of your new aircraft. In the comfort of the Providence, may the world’s aviation industry soon convert to zero-emission electric models, as we decarbonize the economy and switch to a vegan agricultural system.
Farmers in Afghanistan receive pistachio saplings.
Over a six-day period, local authorities distributed 25,000 pistachio saplings to farmers in the western Badghis province. The saplings were grown at a research farm near the provincial capital Qala-e-Naw for over a year and will assist in curbing deforestation and supporting agriculture in the area. Due to heavy logging in recent years, the pistachio forests in Afghanistan’s western region, known for their high-quality yields, have shrunk from over 90,000 hectares to less than 30,000 hectares. Our thanks, local government, for your efforts to improve the lives of your citizens and the environment. In Allah’s Generosity, may the hospitable Afghan people enjoy bountiful harvests of Nature’s treasures.
Cameroonian women’s rights advocate wins prestigious award.
Cécile Ndjebet, a longstanding Cameroonian activist for women’s rights to own and manage lands and forests, has won the 2022 Wangari Maathai Forest Champions Award from the Collaborative Partnership on Forests. It was announced as part of the 15th World Forestry Congress hosted in Seoul, Korea. The honor is due recognition for the tireless work that Ms. Ndjebet, co-founder and president of the https://refacof.net/African Women’s Network for Community Management of Forests, has devoted herself to for over 30 years. Her contributions to implementing practices to sustain and promote the well-being of the environment, and promoting the key role women must play in it, has seen widespread benefits to communities and forests across Cameroon and other African nations. Congratulations, Cécile Ndjebet, on your well-deserved award for the multitude of blessings you have brought to women, forests and families through your efforts. May your work continue in helping to create a more sustainable, free, and green world, in God’s magnanimous Love. Go ahead n make war: turn the whole world against u.
Coming up, New York, USA-based company releases organic vegan milk range with Omega-3. We would like to thank the Good Samaritans from across Europe for bringing aid to Poland for the Ukrainian refugees. We’ll return with more munificent news on Supreme Master Television. Welcome back to Noteworthy News – Joy-inspiring News for a Resplendent World.
Vegan company from New York, USA, rolls out new organic plant-based milks with Omega-3.
Lechia recently released a line of dairy-free milks that are made from macadamias or chia and flax seeds. The products contain 1,200 milligrams of Omega-3 essential fatty acids per serving and are creamy and light, making them suitable for hot beverages, breakfast, baking, smoothies and more. Flavors offered include original, unsweetened, and vanilla Chia & Flax. The milks are currently available on the brand’s website and Amazon and will soon be sold in retail outlets. Fantastic news, Lechia, on the release of your new items. In Divine plenitude, may vegan milk soon completely replace its animal-person based counterpart, as we evolve into a compassionate planet for the benefit of all.
Emergency workers in Ukraine save cat-person from destroyed building.
After Russia’s bombing of a high-rise in Borodianka, located east of Kyiv, a poor feline-person, nicknamed Ginger, was unfortunately stuck alone for two months on the seventh floor. The State Emergency Service of Ukraine used a ladder truck to access the building and bring Ginger down tucked into the jacket of one of the crew members. Ginger is being cared for by the Ukrainian animal-people rescue group ZooPatrol and is receiving treatment for arthritis. A Twitter user named “Lorenzo The Cat” showed pictures of Ginger before and after being saved, posting – “…it’s amazing what a little human kindness can do.” We are so glad you were found, Ginger, and wish you a future of safety and happiness. Our salute, Emergency Service of Ukraine, for your efforts to save the life of a small, loving cat-person. In Heaven’s protection, may peace soon return forever to magnificent Ukraine.
Now, it’s time to set sail and navigate towards some hilarity with the joke of the day entitled “Speeding Airman.”
When caught speeding, an airman on leave tried to talk the police officer out of giving him a ticket.
“Would it make a difference if I told you that I’m in the Air Force?”
“Yes, but only if you were driving an airplane.”
And now we have a heartline from Simone Reyes in the United States:
Dear Supreme Master TV team, We recently aired a show: “Simone Reyes (vegan) – Champion for the People of the Animal Kingdom” and received a message from Simone Reyes: “Wow that was SOOO beautifully done. What an honor it is to be a part of the Supreme Master family of activists. I am so grateful for the opportunity to share. Thank you. Please extend my gratitude to all involved.”
Special Simone, Master replies to your delightful message: “Accomplished Simone, my loving thanks for actively protecting our precious animal-people. Keep up the good work as your many fans will surely be moved to follow your enlightened lead. May God grace your days with joy and keep you and the charming people of the United States safe and well.”
“Life is precious. To enjoy the ‘delicacies’ of the land and sea requires the sacrifice of so many living creatures; wouldn’t it be good to let them go on living? Why must we make animals suffer to satisfy the desires of our appetites?” ~ The Venerable Dharma Master Hsing Yun (vegetarian)
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