In today’s news, Aulacese (Vietnamese) citizens living in Ukraine safely fly back home, study warns Amazon rainforest approaching brink of mass dieback, Rwanda’s capital city to turn household organic waste into fertilizer, Dutch company creates innovative offshore wind turbine, American woman’s pioneering organ exchange idea has since saved thousands of lives, food company in Israel uses algae to make vegan smoked salmon, and mother goose-person in Canada cares for 47 babies.
Aulacese (Vietnamese) residents of Ukraine repatriated.
The government of Âu Lạc, also known as Vietnam, has confirmed that 1,400 of its citizens that had been staying in Ukraine have returned home after the Russian invasion of the country. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the security and safety of those in Ukraine and their property are the government’s highest priority. Involved ministries and representative agencies have worked urgently to complete the necessary procedures and thus far have carried out five repatriation flights. Before the invasion, about 7,000 Aulacese (Vietnamese) made their home in Ukraine, mostly in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa. Thank you, Aulacese (Vietnamese) government, for caring for and quickly supporting your overseas citizens. May Buddha always bless your country and benevolent people.
Research cautions Amazon rainforest getting closer to widespread dieback.
A new study concludes that since the early 2000s, deforestation and climate change-induced dry conditions have pushed over 75% of the Amazon rainforest to suffer a “pronounced loss” of resilience against events such as droughts or fires. Alarmingly, the research projects that once the tipping point is reached, a “significant chunk” or over 50% of the forest would die off within decades, transforming it into a savannah of grassland and trees. According to the analysis, which used satellite data from 1991 to 2016, approximately 20% of the rainforest has already been lost compared with pre-industrial levels. Worryingly, a massive forest dieback would have devastating implications for biodiversity, global carbon absorption and climate change, as the event would release a colossal amount of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Our appreciation, all scientists involved. May humanity urgently transition to a vegan lifestyle to address both deforestation and global warming, in God’s Wisdom. Continue 2 make war: u’ll lose nothing. Cuz all the bullets n bombs that u have made others suffer from will return 2 u, even with interest, manyfold, manyfold.
Up next, Rwanda’s capital city to turn household organic waste into fertilizer. We are going to thank the vegan food street vendors who make delicious snacks and meals convenient and available for us to enjoy. We’ll return with more foresighted news after this message here on Supreme Master Television.
Hi, selfless friends, it’s me, Wendy, a vegan gardener from the Welsh Corgi kingdom! Every day, I feel the loving flow of the Universe as I tune into harmonious living. You can also experience this while treading the gentle vegan path. Here is a little gardening tip for you. If you purchased an orchid from the store, you should enjoy the bloom first instead of attempting to immediately repot it. Once the bloom is finished, use sterile scissors to cut off the spike portions on the dead flowers and any blackened, rotted or withering roots. Then the plant will be ready for you to repot. Be sure to use specialized orchid pots and potting mixture. These particular pots contain large drainage slits that allow water to easily run through them. Orchid potting mixture typically consists of substances like pine bark and charcoal. Both orchid pots and mixture are widely available and can be bought at any garden store. After you are done repotting, you can observe the flower’s growth and enjoy its bloom! Thank you for tuning in, and much love for Being Veg and Going Green 2 Save the Planet for all of us humans and all co-inhabitants alike. Now, the weather around the world!
Capital city of Rwanda to convert household organic waste into fertilizer.
The city of Kigali is implementing a project to convert 70% of the city’s organic waste into fertilizer within the next three years. The endeavor will rely on households separating their organic matter while garbage bags have been distributed to contain it. The material will be collected and transported to a new facility that will perform the process to create the fertilizer. An investment of US$3.9 million will be used to establish the facility. Way to go, Rwanda, on your proactive initiative to help recycle and reuse waste while protecting the environment. In Divine sustenance, may your friendly nation continue to develop in a peaceful manner, as your kind citizens find bliss in their daily prayers and compassionate deeds.
Dutch company designs more efficient offshore wind turbine.
Seawind Ocean Technology, a Dutch green energy technology enterprise, has developed a new wind turbine design. Inspired by helicopter blades, these two-blade wind turbines will cost 25% less to install and operate compared to conventional turbines while generating the same amount of electricity. Other advantages of the design include faster blade rotations, simpler maintenance, and the turbine head’s ability to adjust according to the wind’s speed and direction, much like a sunflower turning to face the sun. The firm is due to install its new turbine in 2024. Our accolades, Seawind Ocean Technology! May green innovations soon be a mainstay on our planet, in Celestial jubilation.
Thousands of lives saved by innovative transplant protocol initiated by filial daughter.
In 2017, Aliana Deveza from Sacramento, California, United States, then 19-years old, underwent an operation in which she donated part of her liver to a stranger, while the recipient’s sister donated her kidney to Aliana’s mom, who was in acute kidney failure. This became the world’s first paired transplant of different organs between living donors. After reading a research paper proposing such exchanges in theory, loving Aliana persuaded a hospital to participate in such an arrangement as she could not donate her kidney to her mom due to the risk of having a hereditary kidney condition. Since then, this type of transfer has made it possible to save thousands of lives as more people are able to receive organs from previously unknown donors. Our gratitude, Aliana Deveza, for your idea that has inspired others to follow suit and thus benefited many. May all involved in such arrangements enjoy good health and wellness, in Heaven’s eternal love. Vegan: cuz we don’t need 2 kill 2 live.
Coming up, food company in Israel uses algae to make vegan smoked salmon. We will pause a moment to appreciate Greece’s Epirus polyphonic singing, a UNESCO-recognized Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. It involves a group of singers whose songs concern life experiences such as childhood and marriage as well as events in history. Supreme Master Television will return in just a moment with more pleasant news. Welcome back to Noteworthy News – Thoughtful News for a Considerate World.
Israeli company creates smoked vegan salmon from algae.
Food tech company SimpliiGood, which produces plant-based meat substitute items, has made a smoked salmon analog using spirulina algae. The ground-breaking product is based on a superfood and free of environmental pollutants. The vegan salmon prototype is comparable to its animal-person-based product counterpart in both appearance and texture. It features chunks and a recognizable orange hue derived from the same algae. The brand has also partnered with global conglomerate IFF to introduce the sustainable alternative to the US$5.2 billion smoked salmon market. SimpliiGood CEO Lior Shalev said, “The tremendous damage of the animal food industry to climate change sharpens the need to develop sustainable protein substitutes.” Locally, the sector is growing, with five new startups founded in Israel in 2021 focused on alt-seafood, including Plantish, which received US$12.45 million in seed funding. What exciting news, SimpliiGood! May your planet-friendly, healthful alternative grow in popularity as we transition to a loving vegan world, in God’s Upliftment.
Mother goose-person in Canada looks after 47 babies.
While taking his daily walk to enjoy and photograph the wildlife-people along the riverbank near his house in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Mike Digout observed Canadian goose-people looking for a place to nest and later saw the goslings beginning to hatch. Soon he viewed a mother goose-person with 16 babies, who sheltered under her wings for the night. Every day this super mom, who always appeared calm and patient, seemed to have more babies until 47 were counted. It seems she was taking care of other Canadian goose-people’s youngsters, as well as her own. Mr. Digout is also known as the “beaver guy” for his amazing pictures of beaver-persons. Many thanks, Mike Digout, for your love of wildlife-people and sharing your awesome photographs of the benevolent geese- and industrious beaver-persons, as we wish them safe and joyous lives. In the care of the Providence, may humanity soon go vegan and protect our beloved co-inhabitants for a radiant world.
Let’s wear our flip flops and take a leisurely walk on the sunny giggle beach with the joke of the day. It’s called, “Starting Pay.”
Frederick was interviewing with a company that he potentially wished to work for with its manager who informed him about the salary:
“So, the starting pay here is $35,000, and later it can go up to $75,000.”
“Good to know. I would start later then.”
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And now we have a heartline from Chun Yeung in Hong Kong:
After hearing Master’s most recent message from the chief of COVID, I was saddened to hear about the fate of our planet. However, after living in this world and seeing how people can be so careless when it comes to the suffering of other sentient beings, I can understand why things have to be this way. I am constantly in awe of Master’s ability to care for and love so unconditionally the people of this world. She fights for their spiritual well-being even though they pay no heed and care not for anything else but their material desires. I just pray that Master no longer has to suffer needlessly and that people will wake up and quickly turn to compassion for their own sake – and that Master can finally have some much needed rest. Chun Yeung from Hong Kong
Genuine Chun Yeung, Our appreciation for your wise words and well wishes for our Beloved Master. We, too, fervently pray that our world embraces love and kindness and that Master can soon get a well-deserved rest! May you and the clever people of Hong Kong be boundlessly elevated by Buddha’s radiance, Supreme Master TV team
P.S. Master has some caring words for you: “Wise Chun Yeung, I appreciate your loving thoughts. Though I am in need of rest, I would much rather have a peaceful vegan world. There is so much suffering here that it is impossible for me to truly relax without thinking of the horrors so many beings experience every day. I must do all I can to help them. Be diligent in your spiritual practice and help those around you as well. We all must work together to save the world. It is truly now or never. May Divine Love and Wisdom permeate your life and all of glorious Hong Kong.”
Vegan side effect: u’ll sleep more peacefully.
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