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’90 percent’ of Europe’s ski resorts face severe snow shortage in future

Eleanor Pearce by Eleanor Pearce
August 30, 2023
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The future of ski resorts in Nordic countries and the French, Swiss and Austrian Alps may depend on artificial snow, but even that is unsustainable, researchers say.

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