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US resorts using green energy not so green?
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Aspen is the most environmentally friendly US resort and A-Basin is the worst according to a new report from an organisation called Scorecard.
A non-industry, independent mechanism that assesses the environmental performance of US ski resorts, Ski Area Environmental Scorecard has also found that the US resorts buying green energy are more likely to harm rivers, streams and wetlands, destroy old growth forests and threaten wildlife. ...It shows that, while many ski resorts are thinking globally by purchasing green energy, they are not doing enough to protect the environment locally.
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