Après Ski Vacation

Last week I went skiing in beautiful Lake Tahoe. And after reading a good chunk of global warming research last year, I took great joy (I mean, more than usual) in spending a week outside, surrounded by snow. It was just plain fun, totally rejuvenating. 

It's great to see the National Ski Areas Association working toward making sure we can all continue shoop-shooping for years to come. Check out its Sustainable Slopes environmental charter.  Tons of major ski areas have signed on, including one of my favorite little gems, Mt. Rose.

-Jenifer Morgan...off to indulge in a little après work cocktail...

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Just back from Telluride - great fun, as always but COLD!! Don't forget to let reader/skiers know that they can also help the cause by skiing green. check out www.skigreen.org to carbon offset your ski trip.
Hi... I wish you had explained WHY ski resorts are unfriendly to the environment. I know I've read this somewhere before, but I can't remember the details and I don't recall what the big deal is.
No,Ann,I noticed the blog link was missing too. I think they want you to refer friends & get the blog link at the top of the page. Also is the refer friends good through Jan.31 2008?? Your page says Jan. 31 2007. Caught ya..LOL
I wouldn't think you'd want to be promoting Canadian products as long as they are still killing baby seals. I no longer buy Canadian, even my favorite blue berries.
I wasn't really aware ski resorts were bad for the environment... how are they? Erosional damage from humans on the actual mountains must be minimal.... I;m sure I'm missing some points though. Interesting read - Climate change impact on South America travel industry mentions how many glaciers are shrinking there...
Hi Janne Parks ,What you have told is absolutely right.Even I had a bitter experience while staying in a ski resort. http://atlanticcity.com

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