1. Global Efforts Address Climate Change Graciela Chichilnisky Columbia University & Global Thermostat SCIFEST Saint Louis Science Center October 18-23 2011

3. Global Warming Signals Melting glaciers - Antartica

4. Melting ice sheets Antartica

5. Melting ice Antartica

6. Patagonia - Melting glaciers

13. Fires from drought – 2006 to 2010

16. Endangered

17. Disappearing

18. Disappearing

30. Global Thermostat Captures CO2 from Air Transforms CO2 from a Global Threat Into A Massive Profit Opportunity

31. Global Thermostat Pilot Plant, SRI International - Menlo Park California February 2011

33. GT’s Air Capture Technology Three-Step Process Produces Concentrated CO 2 Stream Step 1 Air Input Transport and Injection Compression Other Applications Key to GT’s technology is cogeneration using low temperature process heat to capture CO 2 Subsequent steps are shared by all CO 2 capture methods though pipelining costs can be reduced by co-locating where CO 2 is stored or used Step 2 CO 2 Capture Step 3 CO 2 Regeneration

34. Absorbing CO 2 Pipes to oil well or algae UP

35. Releasing CO 2 Pipes to oil well or algae ponds DOWN

36. GT Pilot at SRI - October 1, 2010 Global Thermostat Company Confidential Page

40. GT Technology Partners Global Thermostat Company Confidential Page Coatings and Sorbents Project Development & Management Engineering Design Sorbent Development Monoliths Pilot development & testing

41. Negative Carbon is needed NOW Page

42. Blueprint for Transformation Green Power Fund Global Thermostat Page