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An influential environmental coalition has heavily criticised a number of Colorado ski resorts for their performance in ecological conservation and impact.
In its annual review,
Ski Area Citizens
has given 20 Colorado ski resorts an average 'C' rating (56%), with Aspen and Buttermilk scoring the highest 'A' grade, and several well-known resorts scoring the lowest 'F' grade: Crested Butte, Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, and Crystal Mountain.
The ratings are assessed by means of scorecards, explained
here.
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