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Plans for Indoor Ski Center in North Texas Raise Questions

Within four years, North Texas could become home to the world’s most advanced indoor snow center. Inevitably, the megaproject, which would include seven ski slopes, has raised questions over its impact on the environment and the economy.

By Doualy Xaykaothao, KERA News
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Within four years, North Texas could become home to the world’s most advanced indoor snow center. Inevitably, the megaproject, which would include seven ski slopes, has raised questions over its potential impact on the environment and the economy. Read the full story at KERA News.

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