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Originally posted by Gajet: ↑

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”Oh another thing climate will never change, will only get worse unless we go back to the horse. Imo”Doesn’t look like we can do that either. This extract from an environmental story in March 2019 from ‘GPM - Driving sustainable change’: The story explains the reasons why the electric and ICE vehicle was brought into production in the first place. To replace the highly polluting horse

> A horse would dump between 20 and 50 pounds of manure a day on the streets along with a gallon of piss… if you add 500 horses per square mile, that is a lot of “waste”;
> In New York in 1900, the population of 100,000 horses produced 2.5 million pounds / 1200~ metric tons of horse manure per day, which all had to be swept up and disposed of (Burrows & Wallace, 2006).The tonnes of manure pounded and pulverized into dust attracted rodents and flies;
> The result was an ever-present layer of manure that clung to shoes, traveled in the wind and seeped into the water supply;
> One wild government estimate of the time estimated that 95% of all disease-carrying flies bred in horse dung;
> Writing in the Times of London in 1894, one writer estimated that in 50 years every street in London would be buried under nine feet of manure (Davies, 2004).

So, it seems we probably can’t go back to the horse either. About a .0001% chance of wrapping yourself around a pole at 40km/h sprint, but certainly a much higher chance of spreading plagues galore, especially now with a population of nearly 8 billion, compared to what? 1.67 billion in 1895?

Can’t win no matter what we do, so we may as well all embrace the opportunities presented IMO - LTR and the future big $$

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Somehow i feel there would be more Horse related deaths than motor vehicle fatalities, should we all be back on the horses.

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