Ten steps to turn around global climate change. By the WFUNA MIllennium Project. Un Ga Pres

6. 3. Carbon Sequestration Shell Oil’s “Sustainable” Growth Carbon sequestration 800-1,000 Coal plants without carbon capture and storage are in planning or construction 1880 1860 500 0 1000 1500 1900 1920 1940 1960 1980 2000 2020 2040 2060 Surprise Geothermal Solar Biomass Wind Nuclear Hydro Gas Oil &NGL Coal Trad. Bio. Exajoules

7. We need an overview of Carbon Sequestration Options Technology Option State of Scientific Knowledge now Cost, benefit, time-to-impact Policy Options Option 1 Option 2 Etc.

8. 4. Low cost electric car batteries (batteries may fall to $2,000 for 10KW by end of the 2007) Lithium-Ion batteries from Thunder Sky in China could dramatically lower the costs of electric cars in Europe and North America when their new factories are completed in July 2007 in the US and the second half of 2008 in Finland. Chinese bus companies have signed the long-term contracts. Chinese car companies could use these batteries to make as many as 100,000 by 2008 and 200,000 by 2009/2010.

9. Fossil Fuels ? Environmental Impacts By 2050 an additional ~2.4 billion people will be added, 5-7 billion of the 9 billion in 2050 will live in urban concentrations, economic growth will accelerate, 300-425 nuclear power plants will be closed, electric cars will increase. Where will the extra electricity come from ? Nuclear power ? Security and Env. Impacts Alternatives from earth ? Not enough for megacities Energy from Space ? No greenhouse gases No nuclear waste Enough for the world 5. Solar Power Satellites … Global Electricity Issues

10. Can provide energy worldwide without greenhouse gases or nuclear waste Orbital Solar Energy Satellites

20. For further information www.StateoftheFuture.org Jerome C. Glenn [email_address]