February 12, 2008

Harrah’s Making Environmental Choices

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Gwen Migita, director of social responsibility at Harrah’s Entertainment, says that over the past seven years, environmental initiatives have gone from energy management cost cutting measures to an acknowledgment by executives that making green choices is the right thing to do, the Las Vegas Business Press reports.

Employees hold rallies and recycling contests and green teams promote energy conservation and think of ways to be more environmentally conscious while saving money. What supplies are bought, and the suppliers they are bought from, is also being affected by the initiative.

Harrah’s is working to obtain LEED certification for its $1 billion expansion at Caesars Palace.

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If Harrah’s buys EGM Green gaming tables (poker, black jack…) they can earn 1 LEED point. All tables use FSC wood.

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