Ushuaia, the Argentine city famously billed as “the end of the world” and gateway to the Southern Andes’ ski terrain, just recorded its lowest winter snowfall since systematic measurements began in 1985 — a genuine 40-year low, according to newly released data from the region’s own weather monitoring network. According to data from the Centro Austral de Investigaciones Científicas (CADIC) […]
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