Ski Tourism and Climate Change: The case study of Sogndal Ski Centre
Ski tourism in Norway, a highly snow-dependent industry may be seriously affected by climate change. This thesis shows that Sogndal ski centre (Western Norway) will become a victim from climate change impacts whilst at the same time contributing to those impacts through releasing greenhouse gas emissions.
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