Horse owners are some of the biggest supporters of the environment. They understand the importance of green space, access to fresh water and mild temperatures to ride. Julie and Megan speak with two Colorado State University students who presented their research on how one show facility in Helsinki, Finland, is utilizing its own occupants’ waste for power—that’s right: Manure for Electricity. Then, the AHC’s Health, Welfare and Regulatory Affairs Liaison, Emily Stearns, talks about the horse industry working alongside the Environmental Protection Agency and what “green” legislation might affect the horse industry. Finally, Julie shares an update on the Equine Economic Impact Survey, which is ongoing through September 29.

HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 3237  – Show Notes and Links:

• Your Hosts: Julie Broadway (President) and Megan Arszman (Marketing & Communications) of the American Horse Council

• Sponsored by: Participate in the American Horse Council Equine Economic Impact Survey

• Sponsored by: Trafalgar Books, the home to Horse & Rider Books

• Get 15% your purchase at Trafalgar Books online after you complete the Equine
• Economic Impact Survey

• Guest: Vanessa Roy & Jessica Stock Arrandale

• Guest: Emily Stearns, Health, Welfare and Regulatory Affairs Liaison for the

AHC

•CSU Presentation: How can Environmental Sustainability be Applied to Equine

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