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Jaime Bettcher - The Aspen Institute

Jaime Bettcher - The Aspen Institute
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Roger Marolt: Pandora s box is now open for business

Now that everyone else has chimed in, I’ll tell you what I really think. I thought I was neutral on this Pandora’s matter but after what happened Wednesday evening, a strong opinion sprouted. It was…

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Clock winding down on Colorado Assembly 21 – The Durango Herald

Clock winding down on Colorado Assembly 21 – The Durango Herald
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Protecting Our Winters

The Climate Group Perhaps no industry or group of people have more immediately at stake in addressing a changing climate than those in winter sports. Protect Our Winters (POW) is a non-profit founded in 2007 by pro snowboarder Jeremy Jones to help passionate outdoor people protect the places and lifestyles they love from climate change. Join 2021 World Cup Champion and Olympic gold medalist Jessie Diggins, the President and CEO of Aspen Ski Company Mike Kaplan and POW’s Executive Director Mario Molina this Earth Day. They’ll share an insider look at the perils facing both the lifestyles and livelihoods for those in winter sports, and more importantly how the snow industry, athletes and POW are helping the 50 million people who participate in those sports to become a powerful force for systemic climate action.

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Colorado skiing, sure Apres ski? Come back next year

Colorado skiing, sure. Apres ski? Come back next year. Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune © Dreamstime/TNS While skiing is an outdoor activity, generally regarded as safer, the leading resorts that are known for their animated, boisterous crowds turned out to be prime locations last spring for spreading the COVID-19 virus. CHICAGO It’s spring break, and the snowy slopes are calling your Zoom-fried name. Can you safely hit a piste of your choice? The industry had an early awakening to the dangers of the pandemic, with many resorts (including beautiful Aspen, Colo.) hard-hit a year ago and some upscale European locations widely viewed as having seeded outbreaks across the continent as infected skiers returned home after their spring and Easter vacations. While skiing is an outdoor activity, generally regarded as safer, the leading resorts’ famed “apres ski” attractions, known for their animated, boisterous crowds, both thirsty and ebullient after a day on t

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