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pressures constrained ski resorts' adoption of natural-resource-intensive practices and increased their mitigation efforts as responses to natural.
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onlinelibrary.wiley.comSep 14, 2021 ... Earlier we described watershed chemical and sediment fluxes prior to the ... Soil unit descriptions from the Natural Resources Conservation ...
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- Exploring the Use of Natural Resources to Improve Ski Wax Performance: This project involves studying the chemical composition of certain natural resources, such as beeswax or plant oils, and testing their effectiveness as a component of ski wax.
- Analyzing the Chemical Effects of Ski Resort Runoff on Water Quality: This project involves collecting water samples from streams and rivers near ski resorts and analyzing them for common pollutants, such as salt or chemical runoff from ski equipment.
- Developing Sustainable Chemistry Solutions for the Skiing Industry: This project involves researching and testing chemical alternatives to commonly used materials in the skiing industry, such as snowmaking machines and ski wax, with a focus on minimizing environmental impact.
- Investigating the Chemical Composition of Snow: This project involves collecting and analyzing snow samples from various locations to gain insight into the chemical makeup of snow and its potential impact on natural resources, such as water supplies.