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(This is a companion article for “Cross Country Skiing.”)
Family skiing on Great Glen trails. Courtesy image from Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center.
Roger Lohr
Throughout the years, there have been some significant transformations in XC skiing to the benefit of skiers.
XC Skis: The most recent trend in XC skis is […]
Laurel Lanes Country Club takes pride in their 100% solar-powered status along with many other environmental practices. Photo: Joseph Videtta.
Roger Lohr
Golfing is among the favorite warm-weather recreational options with more than 24 million golfers in the U.S. and another 9.9 million who use driving ranges or indoor golf simulators. […]
By Dawn Selak
Later this week, athletes proudly wearing their countries’ colors will fill the winter sports arenas of PyeongChang, South Korea, as they compete in the 2018 Olympic Winter Games. But one color—green—will be present throughout the games, thanks to the PyeongChang Organizing Committee’s (POCOG) sustainability and energy efficiency efforts.
These efforts—including a high-speed […]
Welcome to the 2018 Sustainability Super Bowl!
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady drops back to pass in the second half of Super Bowl LII. Image: Brian Allen/Voice of America.
By Chris Gillespie
Since both the New England Patriots and the Philadelphia Eagles have impressive records when […]
By Roger Lohr
Ski areas in the U.S. continue to implement innovative energy conservation measures and environmental practices to reduce energy consumption and the effects of climate change. Killington Resort in Vermont strives and continues to exceed customer expectations as a steward in the battle against climate change.
Renewable-Sourced Electricity
Recently, Killington announced its intention […]
How the Rivals are Both Scoring Home Runs in Sustainability
PLUS: Super Bowl LII Goes Green!
The famous “Green Monster” at Fenway Park in Boston, Pixabay.com user. Map: Ben Blatt/Harvard Sports Analysis Collective
By Chris Gillespie
Whether you’re wearing Red Sox red or Yankees navy blue, if you’re attending one of […]
The glacier has melted at the world’s highest ski resort at the Chacaltaya glacier, and so it has closed for good. Author Ville Miettinen from Helsinki, Finland. Photo: CC BY-SA 2.0. Wikimedia Commons
Ski and Ride While You Still Can.
By G. Harvey and N.R. Mallery
The January-February issue of the Sierra Club’s […]
A fat bike parked in front of the Village Sport Shop Trailside, on the Darling Hill Road, in Lyndonville, Vermont. Photo by Danielle Sussmann Turo.
By Danielle Sussmann Turo
Do you know what a fat bike is? Fat bikes are your guarantee of a fun bike ride in all-terrain, in all types […]
One of the Greenest Resorts
Jiminy Peak is striving to become 100% powered by renewable energy sources. Courtesy photo.
By Roger Lohr
Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort located in the heart of the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts just announced the construction start of a 2.3 megawatt community solar facility located on 12 acres […]
A “Walk in the Woods” on the Appalachian Trail Becomes a Movie
By Roger Lohr
An AMC Outdoors Magazine article referenced the coming movie version of Bill Bryson’s 1998 bestselling book “A Walk in the Woods,” a comical ill-fated attempt to hike the Appalachian Trail (AT). The recent success of Reese Witherspoon in the movie […]
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