Could Global Warming Bench Skiers?

January 26, 2006

Scientists fear global warming could shorten ski seasons, particularly for resorts at lower altitudes. This could deter development of new ski areas, says USU researcher Frederic Wagner. Shorter seasons could even force the closure of existing resorts in areas where local economies rely solely on winter sports.

For more information, contact Frederic H. Wagner, professor emeritus, Forest, Range, and Wildlife Sciences Department, College of Natural Resources, Utah State University; 435-797-2852.

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