Low Snow Years Cost Ski Towns $1 Billion
Skier numbers dropped by 10 percent on average during low snowfall years over the last 15 years
Skier numbers dropped by 10 percent on average during low snowfall years over the last 15 years
As the Mayor of Truckee, California, Morgan Goodwin put the ski town on track toward 100 percent renewable energy
Park City, Utah, has pledged to reduce their carbon footprint to zero by 2032, but how much can they really do?
New film from Greg Hill and Chris Rubens positions electric cars as the adventure vehicle for skiers
A third-party certification group is helping skiers make better decisions on where to spend their season pass dollars
Snowmaking has become energy efficient and essential to ski resort operations. But is it a necessary evil or a savior?
Aspen’s Auden Schendler draws the line on what matters in the fight to stop global warming and what doesn’t
A massive sustainability project has been put into motion across all of Vail Resorts
Scientists ran 300,000 years worth of climate change models at U.S. ski resorts
Camp of Champions Founder cites climate change as the main factor for his decision to close
Snow is disappearing, and the ski industry is not doing nearly enough to help save it
Skiers are on the front lines of climate change and should be represented this weekend at the People's Climate March
NASA data sets February 2017 as second-warmest February on record, putting 2017 on track for another hot year