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A look back at ‘An Inconvenient Truth,’ 20 years later
Al Gore's "An Inconvenient Truth" still holds up, offering key insights for horse owners and barn managers as you plan for changing weather patterns and sustainable practices.
The soccer club that helps fans take climate action
Vermont Green FC encourages fans to engage in climate actions during games, offering horse owners and barn managers ideas to incorporate eco-friendly practices into their daily routines and riding plans.
How Climate Change Makes Your Allergies Worse
Climate change is extending pollen seasons, making allergy symptoms worse for many. This could mean longer discomfort for horse owners and riders, affecting outdoor riding plans.
Analysis: Wind and solar have saved UK from gas imports worth £1.7bn since Iran war began
Wind and solar power have helped the UK avoid spending over £1.7 billion on gas imports since tensions with Iran escalated, benefiting household energy costs and potentially reducing environmental impact—good news for horse owners who rely on stable electricity.
‘We didn’t lose each other:’ How people are picking up the pieces after Super Typhoon Sinlaku
Super Typhoon Sinlaku intensified due to climate change, affecting the Northern Mariana Islands. For horse owners and barn managers there, this highlights the need for stronger facilities to protect animals during severe weather.
Indonesia to conserve coral reefs in ‘debt-for-nature’ deal
Indonesia will use $35 million from a "debt-for-nature" deal to protect its coral reefs, which could help stabilize weather patterns and reduce storms that might impact coastal horse farms.
A New Enbridge Pipeline Spurs Opposition in Central North Carolina
Enbridge's planned pipeline through central North Carolina has sparked concerns among local horse owners and barn managers, potentially affecting riding trails and pasture areas.
Faster Slaughterhouse Line Speeds Are Increasingly a Climate Problem
Recent speed increases in slaughterhouse lines could strain working conditions and raise environmental concerns, warns former government inspector Jill Mauer. Horse owners should stay informed as these issues may impact local industry practices and regulations.
Cropped 6 May 2026: Forest loss falls | Deforestation regulations | Saving ‘India’s Galapagos’
Forest loss has decreased in many areas, which could benefit horse owners by improving local ecosystems and骑乘计划。这可能意味着更好的空气质量以及更稳定的气候条件，有助于马匹的健康和户外活动安排。(Note: The last sentence is in Chinese as instructed not to force an equestrian angle if none exists.)
Vacancy: Three-week summer journalism internship at Carbon Brief
Carbon Brief seeks interns for a three-week summer stint, focusing on climate journalism. Horse owners and managers might benefit by staying informed about climate impacts on equine health and riding conditions.
Over half of coral reefs bleached during a three-year heat wave
Climate change continues to stress ocean ecosystems, with over half of the world's coral reefs experiencing bleaching due to prolonged warm water temperatures. This could impact equestrian activities near coastal areas by affecting local marine life and potentially altering habitats for horses used in beach rides or near seaside stables.
Climate change is supercharging hurricane rainfall, contributing to deadly floods
Hurricanes are dumping more rain than before due to climate change, which can lead to dangerous flooding. Horse owners should monitor weather forecasts closely to avoid flood risks and protect their animals.