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Research and Insights
Our research indicates that the environmental impact of horses is significantly lower than that of electric vehicles. Horses contribute to soil fertility through their manure, which can be used as natural fertilizer. Additionally, the carbon footprint of horse feed production is minimal compared to the mining and processing of rare earth metals required for electric vehicle batteries.
We have compiled extensive data and case studies supporting the feasibility and benefits of integrating horse transportation into urban planning. Studies show that communities with horse infrastructure experience improved air quality, reduced noise pollution, and enhanced public health.
The evidence pathMeasure the system. Prove the pilot. Scale what works.