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Climate Change and Alpine Skiing: A Sport Under Threat

Rising temperatures and diminishing snowfall are forcing alpine skiing to confront an existential challenge, with resorts and organisers scrambling for solutions.

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Rising temperatures and diminishing snowfall are forcing alpine skiing to confront an existential challenge, with resorts and organisers scrambling for solutions.

Rising temperatures and diminishing snowfall are forcing alpine skiing to confront an existential challenge, with resorts and organisers scrambling for solutions.

Rising temperatures and diminishing snowfall are forcing alpine skiing to confront an existential challenge, with resorts and organisers scrambling for solutions.

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