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Tag Archives: Wanakena
Is there a Future to Skiing in the Adirondacks?
I often find myself correcting environmentalists about their mis-representations of certain aspects of the scientific consensus on climate change. For example, after Hurricane Katrina trashed New Orleans, I think that hurricanes seemed to be a politically useful topic for getting … Continue reading
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Tagged Adirondack, Big Tupper, climate change, Dewey Mountain, global warming, Lake Placid, McCauley Mountain, Mt. Pisgah, New York, ski, snow, snowpack, Wanakena
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