Pamela Anderson speaks for seals and the environment. The Canadian-born actress, a vegetarian spokesperson for the organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), recently organized a media event in Vancouver, Canada calling for the cancellation of the Canadian seal hunt this year.
Prior to the event, the actress had written a letter of appeal to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, asking him to spare the seal pups, whose survival is already threatened by habitat loss due to global warming.
Pamela Anderson - Vegetarian (F): This is another reason to stop the seal hunt - the environmental information that the Canadian government has now found is that the ice caps are the lowest in the last 30 years.
We are even asking this year to stop it, so we could actually have a bigger population, because their population is going to be nonexistent pretty soon.
VOICE: With petition signatures that have reached the prime minister numbering half a million thus far, members of the Supreme Master Ching Hai International Association also showed support, and had a chance to present Pamela Anderson with an SOS bag on the vegan solution to climate change.
Accepting the gift, Ms. Anderson shared her encouragement for the actions people can engage in to stop animal cruelty as well as protect the environment.
Pamela Anderson (F): I have loved animals since I was little, so I was an animal activist since I was little. There’s just so much difference we could make. I think it’s just really important to do whatever you can.
Supreme Master TV (M): Is our diet part of that solution?
Pamela Anderson (F): Yes! Being vegetarian is a great way to a healthy environment. It is better than driving a hybrid car. Factory farming is one of the leading causes of global warming as well.
So, there are lots of conscious things we can do. The more I find out, the more I change my life. I just think that’s what we all need to do.
VOICE: A grateful salute, Pamela Anderson for your valiant and compassionate shining star to protect the seals and the planet. Indeed, may all of humanity foster the conscientious and life-saving vegan lifestyle for the wholesome future of our fellow co-inhabitants and the Earth.
As often mentioned in her wish to safeguard all beings, Supreme Master Ching Hai highlighted the connection between our treatment of animals and the planet’s climate crisis during a November 2009 videoconference in Washington, DC, USA.
Supreme Master Ching Hai: The whales and the seals are some of the many animals who literally radiate love to balance our planet. They were born here to help us to fill in the void of love that we lost through our inconsiderate actions.
But sadly, we kill them. If we kill these beings, we’re really killing ourselves. We take out the balance that is greatly needed at this time, in our dire situation.
Please inform yourself of the unimaginable, utterly cruel and utmost inhumane treatment involved in the meat and dairy production, or fishing even, as well as lab experiments or the animal fur industry.
How can we degrade ourselves into such a heartless state of being, by supporting these cruel, heart-wrenching practices? I hope it is clear that the best, and really the only way, is to be vegan.
http://www.theprovince.com/news/Pamela+Anderson+calls+cancellation+seal+hunt+Vancouver+media+event/2622875/story.htmlExtra NewsIn advance of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species to be held in Qatar, the US government announces support for a ban on international trade of the endangered Atlantic blue fin tuna.
http://www.france24.com/en/20100303-us-support-trade-ban-tuna-0With a history of harmful algal blooms known to be caused by human pollution and livestock-related runoff, a recent outbreak in Brazil’s Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon causes the suffocation and death of 80 tons of fish.
http://www.thaindian.com/newsportal/enviornment/40-tons-of-dead-fish-removed-off-brazilian-coast_100327856.htmlhttp://www.riodetails.com/the-pollution-of-rio/ http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5g_X0-uBOvSPzA7CpiXbTKH-4e0QgD9E5DIQ80Father and son team Wong Tianchang and Wang Yinji are helping halt desertification on China’s Gansu province through their greening project that so far has planted more than 650,000 trees.
http://news.sina.com.cn/s/p/2010-03-05/233119800003.shtml
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