TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 12月3日 03時36分

Ski resorts all over the world rely on artificial snow. Nowhere is that reliance more urgent than in the Alps, and nowhere in the Alps is it more poignant than on the slopes of the Dolomites, a range of 18 peaks in northern Italy. Green and brown, it appears, are the new white across the southern European peaks as climate change, which historically has done its most noticeable damage closer to sea level, now reaches higher. As Europe experienced its warmest-ever winter in the 2015–16 season, Italian photographer Marco Zorzanello turned his lens on the Dolomites. Here, artificial “snow streets” allow skiers to be towed from place to place. Read the full story, and see more pictures, in this week's magazine and on TIME.com. Photograph by Marco Zorzanello #⛷

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