Atlantic City Casinos Demonstrate Commitment to Sustainability this Earth Day

Atlantic City, New Jersey (April 18, 2024) -The connection (CANJ) of New Jersey Casino (CANJ) is the first day of the week, and his loyalty to environmental resistance I am working on. Atlantic City's casinos are working with various organizations and regional authorities to provide the protection and conservation of the ecosystem in the area with the support of various initiative.

"Atlantic City's casino industry is focusing on building a more permanent future, which is for the residents, for example, to preserve the original and valuable for visitors. It is quite basic to be able to help protect natural resources to create our resort space, "Mark-Junndonio, a new JERSSY Casino Association, said. "Our corporate effor t-cleaning beaches, processing shells in the installation of solar cell panel s-lower carbon markers, we can save them all around the environment."

One casino employee pledged to the coast association and took measures to keep the beaches and marine wildlife wells clean. Casino employees participate in the beach cleaning activities and Borgata Hotel & Amp ;; amp; Amp; Amp; Amp; OTLANTIC CITY is NJDE that processes shells It played the role of the program.

Borgata and Caesters Entertainment Atlantic City Resorts focused on LED technology and the energy efficiency of the spread of 6, 5mvt solar panels in Caesers. The casino also gave priority to communication with the general public. Hard rock is a partnership with the Atlantic City Boys and Girls Club to the center of the fight against marine mammals, and Caesers entrusts the role of competition programs to reduce carbon emissions through national parks. I did it.

The following is a list of sustainable development events owned by Atlantic City Hotels:

Bally's Atlantic City

In connection with Earth Day, the Bally's Atlantic City plants a tulip tree that blooms every year and signs and signs it. Apart from this, our specialty teams will clean the garden carefully and prepare for the arrival of spring beyond the long winter. We are glad to promote cautious attitudes for the environment and personally contribute to improving our circles and sustainable formation.

Borgata Hotel & Amp; Amplifier; ・ Casino Atlantic City

NJDE Shell Recycle Program

In collaboration with the New Jersey Department of Environment, Borgata participated in the NJDE Shell Processing Program. Shells discarded from seafood served at our restaurants are collected, processed, and released into the Mallik River to strengthen oyster reefs and restore the marine environment. This process contributes to the environmental health of New Jersey coastal waters.

Water Conservation Program

Borgata is reducing water consumption by replacing fountains with large floral arrangements and changing the landscaping design to a tough landscape.

Energy Consumption Reduction Program

Recently, Borgata replaced neon and fluorescent lights in the hotel with energy-efficient LED lamps.

Kitchen Grease Revision

Borgata continues to provide its annual redesigned kitchen grease supply to support Clary Farms. In 2022, Clary processed 630 barrels, which is 31.

April Events Dedicated to Earth Day

Wednesday, April 17th, sidewalk cleanup took place.

Atlantic City Resort by Caesars Entertainment

Beach Cleanup - June 3 (Mon)

Caesars, Harrah's Resort and Tropicana Atlantic City Board Game members will clean up the beach for Caesars on Monday, June 3 from 1 to 4 pm.

Buddy Bison's Journey

This year, Caesars, Harrah's Resort and Tropicana Atlantic City, along with the National Park Fund, celebrated 10 years of the Buddy Bison Foundation Carbon Reduction Program. Caesars and the National Park Trust worked together to encourage Richmond Avenue School students to reduce their carbon footprint through initiatives such as waste management and water conservation, helping to raise awareness of effective ways to combat climate change. From November to February, students will join schools across the country and participate in 2023-2024 programs. As a result, Richmond Avenue School students reduced their carbon footprint by 4, 065 pounds, the equivalent of planting 185 trees or turning off all the electricity in the school for three months. In addition, students saved 6, 068 liters of water and saved 924 plastic bottles from landfills.

Change led by Tropicana Atlantic City

Tropicana Atlantic City has changed the garage lighting to highly energ y-efficient LED technology. By switching to LED technology, Tropicana can reduce CO2 emissions. The final stage of the tw o-year project will be completed by the end of this year.

6, 5 MW Solar Portfoli o-Caesters & AMP; AMP; Harraz Resort

In 2023, DSD Renewables of Caesters Entertainment and Atlantic City completed the construction of four 6 and 5 MW solar power plants. These power plants are located at Caesters and Harraz Resort, producing about 8, 29 MWh clean energy per year. The fifth power plant is currently under development and is scheduled to be completed in 2024, and the portfolio of the solar power plant will be 7, 4 MW. You can see photos of the solar power portfolio here. Photo provision: DSD Renewables

This portfolio supports Caesters' environments to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in Caesters facilities and to promote activities. Caesers is one of the largest customers of Atlantic City Electric in Atlantic City and a local power company. These solar power projects offset about 6 % of the energy demand of resort facilities in the region, reduce the energy burden on power companies, and provide energy resources to other customers. The project also supports New Jersey's clean energy goals, consisting of Caesters, which aims to be carbon neutral by 2050.

Hard Rock Hotel & Amp; Amplifier; Casino Atlantic City

Save the earth

At 20:30 on Saturday, 23rd, the hard rock Atlantic City participated in the Earth Hour 2024 by turning off the outlet without a power supply for 60 minutes. The earth hour event at the resort includes candle light dinner at KURO restaurants and dark hours at ROCK SPA & amp; amp; Salon. The Earth Day Event will continue in April through a variety of local organizations, including the Ocean Mammal Recovery Center, Atlantic City Boys and Girls Club, and the New Jersey Marine Resource Bureau Shell Recycling Programs. Team members also participate in Atlantic City's beach cleanup.

Hard rock supports Boys and Girls Club Garden with a partnership with Reed Farm

On April 22, members of the hard rock atlantic city team will volunteer at the Atlantic City Boys and Girls Club to maintain a thriving garden. A Meaningful Purpose At Reed's Garden fruits and vegetables, grown in a thorough manner, are specially used in a teen center kitchen, teach welcomed students the value of work skills. It helps all members of the And Girls Club to provide meals.

Hard rock donates fundraising activities and beach cleaning to the marine mammal management center

In April, the members of the Hard Rock Atlantic City will start collecting methods for the Marine Mammals Discovering Center in Brigantine, New Jersey. This is the only seal clinic in the state, jurisdiction over all 3, 000 kilometers of coastline in New Jersey. The method collected by the hard rock atlantic city focuses on marine mammals and sea turtles, rehabilitation and release. To create a safer environment for all kinds of marine animals, the members of the hard rock Atlantic City will also participate in the Beach Cleanup on April 27 at Atlantic City.

New Jersey Marine Resource and Hard Rock Shell Recycle Program

Hard Rock Atlantic City is personally involved in the New Jersey shell recycling program as a founding member of the organization. The discarded oyster shell is washed and reused to maintain the number of local oysters without being landfilled. Click here for more information about the New Jersey Fish Wildlife Bureau Shell Recycle Program.

Ocean Casino Resort

• The Ocean team members volunteered on the lead farm and replanted seedlings cultivated on the farm for the planned plant sales scheduled for Earth Day. As part of a meaningful purpose plan, the lead farm uses organic makes and natural fertilizers to support land recovery, food shortage, and the formation of local communities.
• Ocean will recently set up 10 electric vehicle charging stations, and will install a total of 30 charging stations and 60 electric vehicle charging spots on the 4th floor of the parking lot.
• Oceans have a partnership with the Clarian Farm, reducing food waste by recycling cooking lards, reducing methane gas and greenhouse gases, saving landfills, and reducing waste export costs. I'm doing my best.
• Ocean has moved to LED lighting on several objects on his property, including customer parking, the front and back of the building, the hotel tower, and the guest rooms.
• Ocean has moved all hotel rooms to Hotel Tech Thermostats with built-in intelligent motion sensors that detect activity in the room, conserving energy in unoccupied rooms as much as possible.
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Resorts Casino Hotel

Resorts Casino Hotel Casino will participate in the 3rd Stockton Community Day cleanup on Saturday, April 27.

Kitchen Program

Oysters discarded by restaurants are collected as part of the NJDEP's shell disposal program. The shells are planted in a nursery in the Mullica River to increase the possibility of oyster resettlement, water filtration, and fish habitat. The resort kitchen processes glass, cardboard, and vegetable oil. The kitchen also transports food waste to a hog farm in North Jersey.

Asset Program

A water conservation and drought plan will be developed in early 2024 to ensure aquifer stability with detailed annual water consumption and forecasts of future water demand.

An LED lamp modernization program has been implemented to replace halogen, sodium, and luminescent high pressure lamps. Replacing these high power lamps with LEDs will significantly reduce power consumption.

VFDs are installed on large electric motors to adjust the speed as needed and not run at 100% all the time, thus reducing power consumption.

We work closely with Clean Earth contractors to ensure all electronic waste (batteries, corrosive chemicals, paints, fluorescent lights, aerosols) is properly separated and disposed of without the potential for harmful contaminants in landfills.

Hotel Program/EV

Hotel key cards are reused. Glass and cardboard processing. Reusable cleaning bottles are also used. Two EV charging stations were recently installed in the surface parking lot.

About the Casinos New Jersey Association

The Casinos New Jersey Association is a trade association that provides a collective voice for Atlantic City's casino industry, contributing to the exchange of information and ideas between industry representatives, small businesses, Atlantic City stakeholders, and the general public. CANJ consistently advocates for the adoption of legislation and initiatives that will develop Atlantic City into a world-class resort. A thriving casino industry not only creates jobs and increases tax revenue for state and local budgets, but also contributes to economic growth, as well as the prosperity of city residents, hardworking families, and businesses that rely on casinos for their livelihoods. Our goal is simple: to protect and increase the tens of thousands of jobs that guard the casino industry throughout New Jersey and continue to transform Atlantic City into a world-class resort. Additional information is available on our website at www. casinosnj. org.

Photo Signature: In 2023, Caesars Entertainment and DSD Renewables completed the construction of four solar photovoltaic canopies with a capacity of 6, 5 MW in Atlantic City. These canopies, installed on the grounds of Caesars Resort and Harrah's Resort, will produce approximately 8, 29 MWT-H of environmentally friendly energy per year. Photo by DSD-Renewable Energy.