RCI says beach club will be net zero by 2030 - The Nassau Guardian

Amid ongoing opposition from some quarters to its planned $100 million beach club project for western Paradise Island, Royal Caribbean International (RCI) pledges to build responsibly and has outlined components of its environmental plan: zero waste-to-landfill, renewable energy, wastewater treatment, protecting and enhancing the surrounding habitats, and environmental monitoring. The latest statement from RCI comes

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