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The American ski biz gets serious (?) about climate change (snow depletion)
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A few striking quotes in this interesting piece by Mary Catherine O'Connor for OutsideOnline.com ...
Three Major Ski Resort CEOs Talk Climate Change
http://www.outsideonline.com/adventure-travel/adventure-ethics/Three-Major-Ski-Resort-CEOs-Talk-Climate-Change.html?229154291&utm_campaign=googlenews&utm_source=googlenews&utm_medium=xmlfeed
"... cold winters are becoming as rare as monoskis" [well the author probably didn't write that - it's an editorial strap]
"We have some routes on the mountain that are only manufactured snow." [CEO, Jackson Hole]
"... research over several decades has shown 1.5- to 2-percent declines in snow in spring in North America, per decade. That might not sound like a precipitous change, but Nolin said this will translate into real losses for ski resorts at lower elevation and those in the warm ranges of the Pacific Northwest."
"... in Whistler Blackcomb ... a retreating glacier boundary is a stark summertime reminder of what the industry is losing ..."
But are these industry experts missing the real issues here?
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