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that is a fanatastic article gives an overview abt the sustainability of resorts
I am Very happy That people Are Concerened about thyis issue.
mt hood is on its highest snow season record
Whatever!
I look at this as something to be worried about not for now but in the future. It has to be looked at as something that will destroy the conditions at ski resorts in a negative way.
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