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Bellona.org > Latest News > Russian human rights issues > Sochi Olympic Games > Gazprom poised to continue Olympic environmental ravages begun in Sochi > 2014_Sotsji_NB-l459 (3)

2014_Sotsji_NB-l459 (3)

Ski lifts at Gazprom’s Laura Ski Resort, one of several – like Lunnaya Polyana – that were carved into nature preserves under false pretenses for the Sochi Olympics.

2014_Sotsji_NB-l459 (3)

Published on November 9, 2014 by Charles Digges

Ski lifts at Gazprom's Laura Ski Resort running meters from the protected Caucasus reserve. (Photo: Nils Bøhmer)

Ski lifts at Gazprom’s Laura Ski Resort running meters from the protected Caucasus reserve. (Photo: Nils Bøhmer)

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