Erik Molvar: The American Wild Horse Crisis
"It is not hyperbole to say that livestock grazing on Western public lands is the single biggest and most important environmental impact that does the most damage. And, also causes the most widespread impact of any of the things that damage public lands, including oil and gas development, including strip mining and mountaintop removal, including, damming, the rivers. Livestock raising is the most pervasive and the most ecologically harmful - and it's everywhere." - Erik Molvar
In the United States, we have around 80,000 wild horses living on Western public lands. For decades, there's been a…
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