i am in tignes, a ski resort in the french alps. mosque lassie which arises to a whopping 3450 metres. —— lacey. despite the resort‘s high altitude, like many others it had to delay the start of it season by a couple of weeks due to lack of snow. across the world, global warming is shortening the ski season, and starting to seriously affect the economy for lower resorts. it may be hard to believe given recent heavy snowfall in europe, at the bigger picture is looking bleak. the charity "protect oui’ looking bleak. the charity "protect our winters" has been collecting data from climate scientists around the world, all with similar predictions. i2050 the alps could see a reduction in snow of more than 40%. -- i2050. ryan see a reduction in snow of more than 40%. —— i2050. ryan smith is a ambassador to the charity. tell me about yours being, what have you done so far. —— your skiing. about yours being, what have you done so far. -- your skiing. he is also an international ski coach based in the alps. here we go. i have noticed a massiv

i'm in tignes, a ski resort in the french alps.s part of the espace killy ski area, and home to the grande motte glacier, which rises to a whopping 3,450 metres. despite the resort‘s high altitude, like many others, it had to delay the start of its season by a couple of weeks due to lack of snow. across the world, global warming is shortening the ski season, and starting to seriously affect the economy for lower resorts. it may be hard to believe given recent heavy snowfall in europe, but the bigger picture is looking bleak. the charity protect our winters has been collecting data from climate scientists around the world, all with similar predictions. by 2050, the alps could see a reduction in snow by more than a0%. warren smith is an ambassador to the charity. so, lucy, tell me about your skiing background — what have you done so far? i'm still very much in plough territory. he's also an international ski coach based in the alps. here we go. change direction! i've noticed a massive difference, especially in the last 25 years that

i'm in tignes, a ski resort in the french alps.a, and home to the grande motte glacier, which rises to a whopping 3,450 metres. despite the resort‘s high altitude, like many others, it had to delay the start of its season by a couple of weeks, due to lack of snow. across the world, global warming is shortening the ski season, and starting to seriously affect the economy for lower resorts. it may be hard to believe given recent heavy snowfall in europe, but the bigger picture is looking bleak. the charity protect our winters has been collecting data from climate scientists around the world, all with similar predictions. by 2050, the alps could see a reduction in snow by more than a0%. warren smith is an ambassador to the charity. so, lucy, tell me about your skiing background, what have you done so far? i'm still very much in plough territory. he's also an international ski coach based in the alps. here we go. i've noticed a massive difference, especially in the last 25 years that we've been doing it, of the glaciers retreating, the

i‘m in tignes, a ski resort in the french alps.he ski season, and starting to seriously affect the economy for lower resorts. it may be hard to believe given recent heavy snowfall in europe, but the bigger picture is looking bleak. the charity protect our winters has been collecting data from climate scientists around the world, all with similar predictions. by 2050, the alps could see a reduction in snow by more than a0%. warren smith is an ambassador to the charity. so, lucy, tell me about your skiing background, what have you done so far? i‘m still very much in plough territory. he‘s also an international ski coach based in the alps. here we go. i‘ve noticed a massive difference, especially in the last 25 years that we‘ve been doing it, of the glaciers retreating, the glaciers getting smaller. in the winters, the winter season is getting shorter, it used to start in november very comfortably, sometimes now we are lucky if they start in december. the other thing that is quite scary and is actually really apparent right now is, be

i'm in tignes, a ski resort in the french alps.by a couple of weeks due to lack of snow. across the world, global warming is shortening the ski season, and starting to seriously affect the economy for lower resorts. it may be hard to believe given recent heavy snowfall in europe, but the bigger picture is looking bleak. the charity protect our winters has been collecting data from climate scientists around the world, all with similar predictions. by 2050, the alps could see a reduction in snow by more than 40%. warren smith is an ambassador for the charity. so, lucy, tell me about your skiing background — what have you done so far? i'm still very much in plough territory. plough. he's also an international ski coach based in the alps. here we go. change direction! i've noticed a massive difference, especially in the last 25 years that we've been doing it, of the glaciers retreating, the glaciers getting smaller. in the winters, our winter season is getting shorter, you know, they used to start in november very comfortably, and now