an article about saving precious resources
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Each one is precious, when they are gone, they can never be replaced. If you love the earth, you must love the horse or animal that can live among us.
We can’t save what has been lost, only what remains.
The awful truth is that working animals are the very last chance for the most wonderful creations of the animal world to remain connected to human beings, the last animals we and our children will ever see or be aware of, the last opportunities for our leaders and politicians to do their moral duty and find ways to co-exist with animals and keep them safe and of value to us. For animals, this is life or death.
Agriculture is a major user of both ground and surface water for irrigation—accounting for about 70 percent of water withdrawal worldwide. As water supplies face growing pressures from a growing population, climate change, and an already troubled food system, water security has become even more important. Unfortunately, we are way behind in our efforts to protect both the quantity and quality of the water our growing world needs today.