Ski Resorts Are Spending Big on Snow-Making to Keep Ahead of Climate Change

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Ski Resorts Are Spending Big on Snow-Making to Keep Ahead of Climate Change
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As winters get warmer, ski resorts are spending big on automated snow-making machines to help keep their trails open—and passing on the cost to customers

NEWRY, Maine— An hour before dawn, Ian McCluskey adjusts his goggles and plunges the sleeve of his jacket into a spray of ice crystals arcing out of a nearby fan-shaped snow-making machine.

Mr. McCluskey is testing the quality of machine-made snow—as the spray settles on his sleeve “you can tell whether you are getting wetter snowball snow, or something that is very dry and good for resurfacing a trail,” shouts Mr. McCluskey, a 28-year-old snow-making supervisor at Sunday River Resort in western Maine. On this night, the machine-made snow is clumpy and won’t spread evenly.

The air is too warm and humid to run this brand-new automated snow-making machine, or snow gun, for more than a few minutes.

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