Endosso aberto de uma dieta vegetariana pode fazer muito para proteger a Terra. - 4 set 2008 | |
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Open endorsement of a vegetarian diet could go far to protect the Earth. Interview with Supreme Master Ching Hai by East Coast FM Radio, Ireland
Sunday, August 31, 2008 LK(f): Policy makers and leading environmental organizations as well as the transportation industry are doing a good job of informing the public about greener transportation options and greener energy, and are working toward solutions with wind, wave and solar power, etc. Supreme Master Ching Hai : That’s a very good, good question, Madam. I think the media like yours play an important role in raising public awareness about this urgent planetary situation. And some other media agencies have also begun to make related info available to the public at large. I just hope that there are more announcements concerning climate changes and the solution made to the whole public. For more information about East Coast FM Radio and this interview, please visit www.eastcoastfm.net
VOICE: We appreciate Ms. Louise Kings and East Coast FM Radio’s shared concern and efforts to alert the public of the dire reality and solution to climate change. We especially thank Supreme Master Ching Hai for her steadfast work to awaken people through logical explanations and full encouragement. We pray that governments and media worldwide will rise to this call and set trends for millions more citizens to be healthier and happier in a safer new world. The full interview with Supreme Master Ching Hai will be broadcast once more on East Coast FM Radio this coming Sunday, September 7 at 2 AM in Ireland and 3 AM CET on 96.2 FM and at www.eastcoastfm.net/listen.htm Please also tune in to Supreme Master Television’s Words of Wisdom at a later date for the full broadcast of this interview with Supreme Master Ching Hai, with multi-language subtitles.
We express our thankfulness, Dr. Michael Mann and colleagues, for confirming the reality of our quickly warming planet. We pray these facts will help the world’s citizens awaken to our need to act quickly in preserving our Earthly abode. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7592575.stm, http://www.met.psu.edu/dept/faculty/mann.htm
Kyoto University scientists, many thanks for these revealing results. May the Divine bestow blessings for humans to adopt more eco-friendly lifestyles to protect the balance and beauty of our precious Earth. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/environment/article4648526.ece Over-exploitation of underground water is harming the environment. During a two-day seminar in Bali, Indonesia, environmental experts spoke about the current water shortage in Asia, and its future impacts. Dr. Brahma Chellaney from the Strategic Studies Centre for Policy Research in India stated that ground water is being used at a much higher rate than can be replenished by nature. He said, “Over-exploitation of aquifers will affect ecosystems, and in turn accelerate global warming.” The overuse of underground water is evidenced through such phenomena as sinking pavements and sidewalks in Thailand and Âu Lạc (Vietnam), as well as a shrinking water supply in China. Seminar participants encouraged Asian governments to better protect and manage groundwater reserves. Thank you, Dr. Chellaney and all participants for this timely information. May the people of Asia and all countries adopt a plant-based diet for its proven water-efficiency and planet-cooling benefits. http://english.vietnamnet.vn/tech/2008/08/801076/
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