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Systems, vast energy use, vast water use are the typical symptoms or impacts of artificial snow. so, of course, alpine resorts rely on the ski season, especially now after a rough couple of years. but to keeps areas like this going in the face of climate change is a delicate balance. and that is why i have come here, in particular, to see what they are doing about it. the alps has 35% of the world's ski resorts and attracts around 120 million tourists each year. here on the french side of the mountains in serre chevallier they say it is important to direct skiers to areas where there is natura...

Stay with us because still to come, we are day—tripping in bath. my name is marcus alfridius maximus. very pleased to meet you. remind me what year it is? it is 213 ad. and flying high in ghana. so don't go away. welcome back to a very sunny serre chevallier and you may be wondering why you can see a few brown patches behind me? that is because it has not snowed here in almost a month. that does not stop the skiiers and snowboarders coming out in full force. next this week we are in the uk with a new series looking at how some of the country's biggest attractions are planning to come roaring...

And flying high in ghana. so, don't go away. welcome back to a very sunny serre chevallier, and you might be wondering why you can see a few brown patches behind me. well, that's because it has not snowed here in almost a month. but that hasn't stopped the skiiers and snowboarders coming out in full force. next this week, we are in the uk with a new series looking at how some of the country's biggest attractions are planning to come roaring back in 2022. and we're starting in the south—west of england. as restrictions relax again, i am travelling across the uk to see how ready the country's ...

A rough couple of years. but to keep areas like this going in the face of climate change is a delicate balance. and that is why i've come here, in particular, to see what they're doing about it. the alps has 35% of the world's ski resorts and attracts around 120 million tourists each year. here on the french side of the mountains in serre chevallier, they say it is important to direct skiers to areas where there's natural snow rather than relying on creating it. we think that if we adapt us, we will be able to ski for a long time, and for us, the solution is not to do more and more snow, it is...

This week we're in serre chevallier to see what the future holds for this stuff. now, it may not look it right now, but snow is becoming a real problem. and here in the alps, they are warming faster than the global average, and with tourists and skiers like myself demanding better quality snow and longer seasons, resorts here have to turn towards artificial snow to extend their seasons and to guaranteed better quality ski days. beijing was the first winter olympics to be 100% reliant on the creation of artificial snow. 222 million litres of water were needed to create the snow conditions and t...