DAILY NEWS Stream – December 06, 2024

South Korea lifts six-hour martial law after Parliament votes against President Yoon Suk Yeol’s emergency declaration, which he stated was intended to protect the country from “anti-state elements” within the government (Euronews)

Ukrainian forces ordered to hold on to Russia’s Kursk region until President Trump takes office in January 2025 (Vietnam Plus)

Türkiye’s President Erdoğan urges Syrian government to engage in political dialogue amid renewed clashes with rebels (DPA International)

President Trump’s legal team seeks dismissal of case after Biden pardoned his son Hunter, citing similar unfair and purposeful discrimination against President Trump (Thanh Niên)

EU health ministers adopt non-binding resolution inviting member states to ban outdoor smoking and vaping, including on playgrounds and cafe patios (AFP)

UK prepares five million H5 influenza vaccine doses for humans to mitigate potential bird flu pandemic, as part of enhanced readiness against emerging health threats (Sky News)

Democratic Republic of the Congo health officials investigate mysterious flu-like disease that killed 143 people over two weeks, with symptoms including fever, headache, cough and anemia (AP)

Study reveals “hidden” belly fat could predict Alzheimer’s disease 20 years before symptoms arise, showing visceral fat lining the body’s internal organs to be the strongest indicator of brain disease pathology (Fox News)

Japan records its warmest autumn since 1898, with national temperatures 1.97ºC above average, delaying iconic foliage displays into December (The Independent)

Study warns the Arctic could face complete ice loss in summer by 2027 in an “ominous milestone” for the planet, with first ice-free day predicted within 3 to 20 years regardless of greenhouse gas emissions reductions (Daily Mail)

US: Great Lakes-produced snowstorm dumps up to 5 feet [1.5 meters] of snow, disrupting post-Thanksgiving travel for millions (Metro)

Beijing scientists race to develop heat-resistant potatoes as climate change threatens crop yields in China, the world’s biggest producer of potatoes (Al Jazeera)

Climate warming threatens rice quality in East Asia as rising nighttime temperatures reduce kernel strength, with Japanese rice’s head rice rate [HRR], a measure of quality, declining 7.6% per decade and Chinese rice’s falling 1.45% per decade (Phys.org)

Historic droughts in Brazil and Vietnam drive global coffee prices to 47-year high, threatening industry amid climate impacts that could halve suitable growing regions by 2050 (Inside Climate News)

Study finds 87% of airlines are failing to transition to sustainable aviation fuels, with only 10 of 77 making notable efforts toward green alternatives, and that oil companies are largely to blame because they’re not investing in the transition to green kerosene (Euronews)

Hundreds of endangered sea turtles in critical condition from hypothermia wash ashore in Cape Cod [Massachusetts, US] amid record cold stunning event (The Independent)

“It’s nonstop”: Noise pollution threatens the return of Norway’s whales, jeopardizing the marine mammals’ feeding and communication in Vestfjorden as shipping, tourism and oil exploration intensify (The Guardian)

Cattle feed additive Bovaer sparks social media backlash against UK supermarkets, with consumers rejecting the idea of adding chemicals to animal feed as a so-called “solution” to climate change (Euronews)

US: As newly elected officials take office, Nebraska constituents may spotlight animal factories’ negative health impacts, including nitrate pollution in drinking water linked to chronic illnesses, amid calls for bipartisan solutions and stronger regulatory urgency (Kiowa County Press)

Uzbekistan animal welfare group Mehr va Oqibat highlights disease risks and ethical concerns over dog meat dishes in cafes, urging authorities to investigate supply chains and enforce regulations amid growing global scrutiny of eating dog meat (The Times of Central Asia)

Israeli firm W-Cycle partners with Brazil’s Melhoramentos to produce compostable food containers using agricultural waste that break down in 100 days (Vegconomist)

Studies show organic farming increases soil carbon storage and counters climate change through sustainable practices like cover crops and crop rotation (LAProgressive)

Astronomers trace mysterious repeating radio signals to red dwarf star likely orbiting a white dwarf, producing regular pulses every 2.9 hours through magnetic field interactions (Phys.org)

Studies reveal vitamin B12- related nutrients like corrinoids alter soil microbe communities, with potential applications for shaping microbiomes to improve soil health (Phys.org)

Animal Aid publishes roadmap to phase out animal testing and sends it to UK House of Commons members and all relevant government Ministers, with five “asks”: 1) Establish a NAMs [non-animal testing methodology] audit body, 2) Remove all barriers to NAMs use through training and education for all stakeholders, 3) Divert funding from animal to non-animal methods, 4) Revise regulations to facilitate non-animal methods, and 5) Foster collaboration between all stakeholders, promoting scientific innovation and ethical progress (Animal Aid)

Czech Republic: Tesco joins other supermarkets in banning live carp sales before Christmas, citing animal welfare concerns over the cruel tradition (TVP World)

The Vegetarian Resource Group offers US$50,000 in college scholarships to US high school seniors promoting a peaceful world through veganism, including a US$10,000 tuition grant – more info at vrg.org/student/scholar (Courier News)

PETA’s touching new Christmas ad features a girl befriending a cow through music, highlighting the 2.6 million cows slaughtered yearly in the UK (PETA)

Research shows plant-based diets rich in whole foods can lower uric acid levels and improve gout symptoms, according to multiple studies (VegNews)

Harvard University [US] study finds eating more plant protein and less animal products reduces risk of cardiovascular disease and coronary heart disease (Earth.com)

PETA’s animated spot featuring Toby the Turkey airs during holiday specials in Missouri [US], promoting vegan alternatives through child-friendly messaging (PETA)

Research reveals 13 fascinating ways dogs prove they’re highly evolved and intelligent beings: 1) Mastering human emotions; 2) Problem-solving skills; 3) Impressive memory; 4) Understanding complex commands; 5) Reading body language; 6) Following directions without direct verbal commands; 7) Sense of time; 8) Impressive communication skills; 9) Learning through observation; 10) Social intelligence; 11) Ability to sense danger; 12) Empathy toward other animals; 13) Memory of past experiences (iHeartDogs)

Thailand returns 961 smuggled animals to Madagascar, including lemurs and rare tortoises, after major trafficking bust (Good News Network)

Vietnam: Mr. Trần Minh Quang’s 10,000-square-meter rescue facility houses over 800 abandoned dogs; supported by sponsors and veterinary clinics, the station provides medical care and nutrition and aims to change perceptions about animal welfare (VnExpress)

Spain’s vegan sector ranks fourth in Europe with 10% projected growth by 2025, creating 6,500 jobs and contributing €355 million to the nation’s economy (Vegconomist)

German researchers develop vegan protein-based calorie-free sweetener X3, 10,000 times sweeter than sugar, using biotechnology and microbial fermentation, with consumers lauding its “impressive” flavor compared to old-school artificial sweeteners (Vegconomist)

Vegan shoe companies like Stella McCartney and Matt & Nat lead innovation in sustainable, cruelty-free footwear, offering diverse styles while reducing environmental impact (Editorialge)

Indoor health tip: Keeping a bowl of salt near windows reduces condensation and mold by absorbing moisture, working alongside proper ventilation to keep the air in your home fresh and clean during winter months (The Optimist Daily)

Experts recommend eco-friendly Christmas wrapping options including recyclable papers, reusable bags and sustainable accessories to reduce holiday waste (The Guardian)

PETA issues survival tips for keeping animals safe during below-freezing winter storms, emphasizing bringing pets indoors, giving them protective winter gear, and supplying emergency water to birds (PETA)

Japanese nutritionist Michiko Tomioka (vegan) reveals seaweed as a longevity food with several times more calcium than cow’s milk, citing scientific research as well as seaweed-loving family members living into their 80s and 90s (CafeF.vn)

Faith-igniting quote of the day: “O my God, grant me love of You and love of those who love You and love of whatever brings me closer to You. Make love of You dearer to me than cool water [in the desert]!” – The Beloved Prophet Muhammad (vegetarian) (Peace Be Upon Him)

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