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Mapped: Inside Carbon Brief’s Cosmos database of 1.8 million climate studies
Carbon Brief's new database includes over 1.8 million climate studies, providing a comprehensive look at the science behind climate change. This extensive resource could help horse owners and barn managers better understand environmental impacts and plan for future challenges.
Carbon Brief’s ranking of the most highly cited climate publications
Carbon Brief's analysis highlights key climate studies that inform our understanding. For horse owners and barn managers, staying updated can help anticipate weather changes impacting riding plans and horse care.
Carbon Brief’s ranking of the most highly cited climate scientists
Carbon Brief's latest analysis highlights top climate scientists based on their widely cited research. This could influence policies and practices that impact horse care and equestrian activities, as better climate science informs more sustainable barn management and outdoor riding plans.
Introducing Project Cosmos: Carbon Brief’s ‘universe’ of climate science
Carbon Brief's Project Cosmos aims to compile extensive climate science data, offering horse owners and barn managers valuable insights into long-term weather patterns that could affect riding plans and equine care.
Carbon Brief’s ranking of the most highly cited institutions
Carbon Brief's analysis highlights top institutions in climate research, which could inform better understanding and strategies for managing horse health and barn operations amid changing weather patterns.
A dirty farm problem could be a climate solution
Farmers are turning waste into energy with biodigesters, reducing methane emissions and potentially cutting costs. This could benefit horse owners by providing cleaner alternatives for powering stables and equipment.
How a Tiny Texas River Agency Plans to Build the Largest Desalination Plant in the Country
Building the largest desalination plant in Texas could provide crucial water sources for drought-prone areas, potentially easing concerns for horse owners and barn managers facing water shortages.
Environmental Defenders Remain Among World’s Most Targeted Activists
Environmental activists, including many dedicated to protecting horse habitats, continued to face significant risks in 2025, despite legal victories that emphasize government responsibilities for their safety. This highlights the ongoing challenges for those advocating for sustainable practices that benefit both nature and equine communities.
The Water Is Rising in Chesapeake Bay. Can Tangier Island Be Saved?
Rising sea levels threaten Tangier Island's existence, prompting concerns for residents and nearby horse owners about coastal erosion and flooding impacts on local equestrian facilities.
Greenpeace’s Dutch Anti-SLAPP Case Against Oil Pipeline Giant Advances
A court has upheld Greenpeace's lawsuit against Energy Transfer, an oil pipeline company, potentially impacting how environmental challenges are addressed. Horse owners and barn managers should stay informed as increased scrutiny on fossil fuel projects could affect local infrastructure and policies.
The Search for Super Reefs
New research shows some coral reefs have surprising resilience despite warming waters, offering potential strategies for protecting vital marine ecosystems that support many species, including those important to the equestrian community through coastal habitats and biodiversity.
Planning For Life After Coal Cost a Montana County Commissioner His Seat
Robert Pancratz, a commissioner in Musselshell County, lost his seat in a primary election to Mark Olson. This loss could reflect changing priorities among voters, potentially affecting local policies that impact horse owners and barn managers.