Creating a sustainable future is contingent on businesses, governments and stakeholders aligning around the transition to low-carbon solutions. Guided by our science-based targets, we have focused our low-carbon transition strategy on reducing climate impact through energy efficiency, renewable energy and transportation. Key strategies include purchasing renewable energy certificates and offsetting hard-to-decarbonize sources, such as guest shuttle buses and ferry operations.

Increased reliance on single-use plastic and packaging materials over the past decade presents a significant sustainability challenge and a prime opportunity for businesses to rethink their practices. We are committed to optimizing materials and resources by eliminating unnecessary forms of consumption, moving to reuse models where feasible, replacing single-use materials with renewable and sustainable alternatives, and recycling as much as possible.

Sustainable sourcing means considering impact on both people and the planet. We procure thousands of products and services and continually expand our sustainable sourcing guidelines for products, packaging and suppliers that meet our criteria for protecting against harmful effects on human health and the environment while benefiting communities. In particular, we are focused on sustainable sourcing strategies in our food and beverage operations, building design and renovation, and ongoing resort operations.