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Snowmaking and Climate Change
- Thread starter NWSkiGirl
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Great read and I loved the diagram. Looks like a viable process as long as the Earth's temps don't increase more than 1.5 degrees F.
As people who need a stable winter environment to pursue their passions, skiers have always been more aware of climate changes and perhaps are more likely to do what they can to minimize human impact on the environment.
As people who need a stable winter environment to pursue their passions, skiers have always been more aware of climate changes and perhaps are more likely to do what they can to minimize human impact on the environment.
NWSkiGirl
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Yes, it's hard not to worry when you're a skier!
