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IOC awards 2034 Winter Games to Salt Lake City. Utah last hosted the Olympics in 2002. - The Boston Globe

PARIS (AP) — Salt Lake City will be an Olympics host again after the IOC formally awarded the 2034 Winter Games to the United States bid on Wednesday, after a power move by Olympic officials who want to shut down a U.S. federal investigation of suspected doping by Chinese swimmers.

The capital city of Utah was the only candidate after the International Olympic Committee gave Salt Lake City exclusive negotiating rights last year in the process that was fast-tracked for 2034. …

bradinutah OP ,

Awarded on Utah’s Pioneer Day state holiday.

Ejh3k ,

Incredible that the IOC thinks the US will still be a viable country in 10 years.

SGGeorwell ,

Hindrance pessimism contagion strikes again

SGGeorwell ,

Will there still be snow?

bradinutah OP ,

Yes. Utah has a healthy ski industry who would not survive without the snow hitting the Wasatch Mountains.

Buddahriffic ,

The fact that an industry depends on it won’t bring the snow. I’m worried about the ski industry where I am because we didn’t have any lasting snow this past winter and I worry that it’s only a matter of time before that becomes the norm. If it’s not the case already, that is.

bradinutah OP ,

The fact that there’s a whole industry shows a proven track record. It snowed for the 2002 games. It’s unlikely there won’t be snow for 2032. The athletes that train in SLC year after year keep coming back. The suggestion there won’t be snow is the more unrealistic outlook.

AmbiguousProps ,

As someone that lived in Utah for over 20 years, snow is not always guaranteed, especially recently. Snow totals have decreased almost every year, with this last winter season being an exception.

In other words, it is unrealistic to say that there will, for a fact, be natural snow. They might have to make artificial snow.

bradinutah OP ,

The question wasn’t about natural snow, just about snow. Yes, snow will be there, natural or artificial.

I’ve lived in Utah for 49 years. Even in the worst years, there is enough snow to hold an Olympic games and more snow for other recreational applications. It is improbable and unrealistic to expect otherwise. The Governor of Utah and others think so, along with the IOC. The ski resorts think so too, or else they’d stop selling ski passes. If anybody has actual facts and data to prove otherwise, information that these officials lack, then share it and show it. The contrariness seems to be about something else, like not liking the Olympics or what-if scenarios speculating about climate change.

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