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Green City Clean Industry Initiative




                   A call to action for clean cities
                   and green infrastructure now!


The Time to Act is Now for Socially Responsible Community Investments in
       Sustainable Agro-Forestry, Green Cities and Clean Industries
Socially Responsible Investing
Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) is a broad-based approach to investing that
has grown to over $5 trillion worldwide. SRI recognizes that corporate
responsibility and societal concerns are valid parts of investment decisions. SRI
considers both the investor's financial needs and an investment’s impact on
society. SRI investors encourage corporations to improve their practices on
environmental, social, and governance issues.
  (Social Investment Forum (www.socialinvest.org)


As stated by Deutsche Bank's Pavan Sukdhev, the team leader in the preparation
of a new report for the United Nations Environmental Programme about the
potential impact of greening the global economy...“An investment of $50 billion a
year in around 100,000 conservation areas worldwide could secure $5 trillion worth
of services provided by these natural assets while generating millions of new jobs
and securing the livelihoods for rural and indigenous peoples.“
 (United Nations Environmental Programme Report)
Re-Shaping a Global Green Economy
         For Social and Environmental Justice
The Green City Clean Industry Program is based on a vertically integrated ‘Seed to
Market’ business model, similar to the petrochemical ‘Well to Wheel’ business
model. To accelerate community beautification, brownfield reclamation, and
sustainable agriculture and forest restoration, we have designed a microlending
based green cooperative project ownership model that will maximize project
replication and local equity sharing to encourage communities worldwide to be a
part of the emerging agro-forestry and waste-to-resource green industries.

The program creates the shortest window possible from project investment to
positive cash flow while meeting the objectives of the UN Green Cities Declaration,
as well as the need for sustainable local green economies that achieve 100%
recycling, food security and energy independence.
United Nations
                  Green Cities Declaration


The United Nations Green Cities Declaration is a collaborative platform and a
call to action for cities across the globe to recognize that a majority of the
world’s population now reside in cities, and that cities consume 75% of the
world’s natural resources creating severe environmental challenges. The
Urban Environmental Accords lay the groundwork for addressing the seven
universal urban environmental issues of energy, waste reduction, urban
design, urban nature, transportation, environmental health, and water.
How can Cities become 'Green Cities'?
Energy – Convert agro-forestry, urban and industrial waste into clean,
reliable and low-cost transportation fuels, electric power, thermal energy
and district heating and cooling networks. Convert all coal burning plants
into multi-product clean coal gasification facilities with CO2 capture and
utilization technologies to achieve zero emissions.

Waste Reduction – End the era of landfilling waste by mandating 100%
recycling into green fuels, power and products. Integrating recycling with
gasification based power, fuel and drinking water production systems can
convert waste into usable resources for communities.

Urban Design – Convert recyclable metal, glass, wood, concrete and
plastics into building products that improve the appearance and
functionality of towns and cities. Integrate all power, gas, water, sewage,
fiber optic, and distributed heating and cooling utility networks into
bundled underground pipelines to reduce installation and maintenance
costs, enhance community aesthetics, improve safety, and avoid power
and utility outages caused by fires, storms and severe winter weather. No
unsightly wires or pipes should be visible in modern urban design.

Urban Nature – Creating an urban forest and garden environment with
extensive parks and open space provides a connection to nature for city
residents and provides additional green waste for conversion into green
fuels, power and products. Cities should have 25% to 40% green space.
Transportation – Providing carbon neutral, non-toxic and ultra-clean
transportation fuels for automotive, marine and aviation fleets helps ensure
clean air, land and water for communities. By converting waste streams into
revenue streams, cities can then invest in new infrastructure for plug-in
electric hybrid fleets and next generation mass transportation systems.

Environmental Health - The key objectives of eliminating landfills,
brownfields, coal power plant emissions, and sewage and industrial waste
discharges to waterways is to improve the environmental health of our cities,
and to attain the highest possible level of health for the people of our
communities. Our primary goal is to stop infectious disease caused by poor
waste management. CO2 extraction systems will be applied to the production
of environmental medicines, nutraceuticals, food purification and the
monitoring of local ecosystems to identify possible environmental toxins.

Water – Our planet's surface area is 70% water, yet millions of people are
dying every year from a lack of access to drinking water. We should be able
to live and travel in any community and know that we can enjoy pure and
safe drinking water of the highest quality. Gasification systems produce
significant waste heat that can be used to provide safe and reliable drinking
water for community residents. Many areas in Africa, America, Asia, Europe
and the Middle East that experience persistent water scarcity can now use
solar powered gasification desalination systems to change ocean water into
drinking and irrigation water for distribution through pipeline networks to arid
and drought prone regions.


Integrated biorefinery and urban agro-forestry programs enable
cities and industries to achieve nearly 100% recycling of municipal
and industrial waste into green fuels, power and products.
A Sustainable Economic Model for Financing
      Green Cities and Clean Industry



                 Cities and industries have an urgent
                 need for capital to create employment
                 opportunities and to address the critical
                 environmental issues of energy, waste
                 reduction, urban design, urban nature,
                 transportation, environmental health
                 and water quality.

                 Making community based investments in
                 sustainable agro-forestry, recycling and
                 integrated biorefineries provides reliable
                 long-term income streams to project
                 investors from cities and creditworthy
                 industrial companies that purchase
                 green fuels, power and products.
'Seed to Market'
                      Cooperative Microlending



The Paradise Green City Foundation has created a next-generation 'Seed to Market'
cooperative based microlending business model that has the power to aggregate the
human, technical and capital resources necessary to end the era of landfilling waste,
deforestation and dependence on fossil fuels, while creating prosperity for the world's
most underprivileged tribal groups, farmers and communities.

Green Cooperative members now have a unique opportunity to share in the project
ownership and profits generated by state-of-the-art sustainable agro-forestry,
recycling and integrated biorefineries, and to contribute to re-shaping a post crisis
global green economy based on the principles of social and environmental justice.

The Paradise Green City Foundation and The Global Green Cooperative will
collaborate with the United Nations Environmental Programme, the World Bank,
government agencies, NGO's, foundations, and local community groups to maximize
green industry employment opportunities, job training programs, microlending,
affordable housing, water treatment systems, access to medical treatment centers,
and agro-forestry, earth sciences and green technology education programs.
Project Funding Criteria
Adopt the UN Green Cities Declaration for the Community Masterplan
Large-Scale Wasteland Commitment for Sustainable Agro-Forestry
Integrated Biorefinery and Agro-Forestry Site Control Agreements
Commercially Proven Systems with Performance Guarantees
Performance Bonding for EPC and O&M Contractors
Government Project Approvals for Permitting and Licenses
30 Year Waste and Biomass Feedstock Supply Agreement
30 Year Off-take Energy, Fuel and Product Purchase Agreements
Project Ownership &
            Equity Sharing Structure



The project company ownership structure is designed to ensure a
substantial portion of profits and economic benefits remain within
the local economy and are shared in the most equitable manner
with our local partners.



            20%   Green City Clean Industry Fund
            20%   Government/City Municipal Partners
            20%   Green Cooperative Members
            20%   Local Project Partners
            20%   Paradise Renewables Inc.




                                            Moringa Oleifera Plantation, Senegal
                                                1 Million Trees per Hectare
Ending the Era of Fossil Fuels,
Deforestation and Landfills will
 Create a Sustainable Planet
Global Fossil Fuel Use and GHG Emissions Annually
   Crude Oil         4.1 Billion MT
   Natural Gas       2.3 Billion MT
   Coal              6.2 Billion MT
Total Fuels         12.6 Billion MT =     8.3 Billion MT C02
                                           (CO2 Released to the Atmosphere)


Global Clean Fuel Use and Afforestation to Reduce GHG Emissions Annually
   Waste-to-Fuel     5.5 Billion MT   (50% of Crude Oil Energy Value on Average)
   Clean Coal        6.2 Billion MT   (CO2 Capture and CO2 Storage)

   Agro-Forestry     4.0 Billion MT   (200 Million Hectares of New Forests)

Total Clean Fuels   15.7 Billion MT = 10.3 Billion MT C02
                                         (18.6 Billion MT Net Reduction
                                         to Atmospheric CO2 Emissions)




                            To achieve a net reduction in global CO2 emissions, green
                            cities, clean industries and rapid afforestation programs
                            require the collaborative effort of government leaders,
                            NGO's, and the global investment banking community.
Projects in Development
Paradise      Paradise       Paradise            Paradise        Paradise
America       Europe          Africa            Middle East        Asia
●
    Bolivia   ●
                  Austria    ●
                                 Ghana           ●
                                                     Egypt       ●
                                                                     China
●
    Brazil    ●
                  Bulgaria   ●
                                 Madagascar      ●
                                                     Iraq        ●
                                                                     India
●
    Panama    ●
                  Germany    ●
                                 Namibia         ●
                                                     KSA         ●
                                                                     Indonesia
●
    Peru      ●
                  Italy      ●
                                 Senegal         ●
                                                     Lebanon     ●
                                                                     Malaysia
●
    Mexico    ●
                  Poland     ●
                                 South-Africa    ●
                                                     Palestine   ●
                                                                     Mongolia
●
    USA       ●
                  Romania    ●
                                 Sudan           ●
                                                     Qatar       ●
                                                                     Philippines
Strategically Integrating
Agro-Forestry, Recycling and Biorefineries
    for Sustainable Economic Growth

          Single Stream Recycling
          Biomass, Waste & Coal Gasification
          Gas-to-Liquid Fuels & Chemicals
          CO2 Capture & Utilization
          Oleochemical Production
          Solar/Waste Heat Desalination
          Wastewater Treatment
Green Fuels, Energy & Products




     Closed Loop Gasification with Carbon Capture and
       Biochar Production is the Natural Solution for
Sustainable Agro-Forestry, Green Cities and Clean Industries
Biochar – Restoring Earth's Natural Carbon Cycle
'Biochar' is the very heart of sustainable agro-forestry, soil fertility and carbon
sequestration. The application of biochar from gasification of biomass waste, and
agro-forestry crops and residues is the natural solution for returning excess carbon
in the atmosphere to our soil. The ancient Amazonian practice of Terra Preta has
proven that biochar stores carbon in the soil for hundreds of years, providing the
key to restoring global ecosystems and biodiversity by balancing carbon, nutrient
and hydrological cycles.

The success of sustainable agro-forestry worldwide will require the implementation
of the most advanced propagation, cultivation, and out-planting equipment and
harvesting methods. Forest restoration, community beautification, and wildfire
prevention programs must involve the wide-scale conversion of depleted soil and
barren wasteland into fertile soil that can support the food, energy and resource
requirements of communities.

      With Biochar          Origin of Biochar – Terra Preta, Amazonas   Without Biochar
Optimizing Growth with State-of-the-Art
   Solar Powered Glasshouse Nursery Facilities
CO2 charged solar and biomass powered glasshouse nurseries will propagate
native and endangered plant species, as well as the fastest growing, non-invasive
trees and plants that offer high-value foods and botanical extracts. Tissue culture
propagation is the fastest and lowest cost method for rapidly establishing large-
scale agro-forestry plantations from elite plants. The most advanced glasshouse
systems can achieve yields of up to 17x that of field grown crops and will include:

    Tissue Culture Propagation Systems
    Ultra-Low Water-use Aeroponic Growing Systems
    Glasshouse Aquaculture for Multi-Product Algae Cultivation
    CO2 Greenhouse Fertilization and Natural Growth Stimulators
    Pharmaceutical, Cosmeceutical and Nutraceutical CO2 Extraction
CO2 Botanical Extraction Systems
CO2 supercritical fluid extraction is a breakthrough process for producing high value, contaminant
free botanical extracts for use in the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, cosmeceutical and superfood
industries. Under high pressure and low temperature beverage grade CO2 can selectively extract
high-value medicines, nutrients, essential oils, aromas and flavorings that do not decompose salts,
sugars, amino acids, peptides, aromas or other delicate nutritional compounds in plant materials.

CO2 extraction is the most logical solution for algae oil extraction, as it can recover 100% of the
oil, while leaving all other valuable nutrients and protein for sale to the food, nutrient and
pharmaceutical industries.

CO2 can also be used to purify food and beverage products by removing environmental toxins,
heavy metals, bad fats and cholesterol.

CO2 can also provide a valuable environmental monitoring tool to help communities and industries
to identify the types of environmental toxins that are being absorbed by plant and animal species
within the local ecosystem.
CO2 Extraction System Schematic

RAW MATERIAL                     CONDENSATION

                    SEPARATION




                                                CO2 STORAGE


                           ESSENTIAL OIL

 EXTRACTION




               FIRST FRACTION
100% Closed-Loop
       Single-Stream Recycling Programs
Single-stream recycling programs eliminate the need for residents and
businesses to separate recyclables from waste by allowing the use of a single
container for placing all recyclables and waste materials together.

Single-stream recycling facilities automatically sort and separate all community
waste resources without any human hands touching the waste. Recyclable
metals, glass, wood, concrete and plastics can be re-manufactured into building
and consumer products, while organic waste fraction is converted into high-
value green fuel, power and products.

Residual ash from the gasification of carbon based waste is used for producing
building blocks and non-toxic organic fertilizers.
Why Should You Participate in the
           Green City Clean Industry Initiative?

Socially responsible investments can create prosperity where hope has been lost...
     1.3 Billion People are Living in Extreme Poverty on Less than $2 per Day.
        500 Million Children will be Looking for Work over the Next Decade.
People – Planet – Profit

„What we are doing to the forests of the world is but a mirror reflection
  of what we are doing to ourselves and to one another“ - Ghandi -


                    Contact: Tim Bybee, Managing Director
                       Paradise Green City Foundation
                          Phone +43 676 727 3635
                       tbybee@paradisegreencity.org
                         www.paradisegreencity.org
It's Time To Be A
Good Steward of Earth

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Green City Clean Industry Initiative

  • 1. Green City Clean Industry Initiative A call to action for clean cities and green infrastructure now! The Time to Act is Now for Socially Responsible Community Investments in Sustainable Agro-Forestry, Green Cities and Clean Industries
  • 2. Socially Responsible Investing Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) is a broad-based approach to investing that has grown to over $5 trillion worldwide. SRI recognizes that corporate responsibility and societal concerns are valid parts of investment decisions. SRI considers both the investor's financial needs and an investment’s impact on society. SRI investors encourage corporations to improve their practices on environmental, social, and governance issues. (Social Investment Forum (www.socialinvest.org) As stated by Deutsche Bank's Pavan Sukdhev, the team leader in the preparation of a new report for the United Nations Environmental Programme about the potential impact of greening the global economy...“An investment of $50 billion a year in around 100,000 conservation areas worldwide could secure $5 trillion worth of services provided by these natural assets while generating millions of new jobs and securing the livelihoods for rural and indigenous peoples.“ (United Nations Environmental Programme Report)
  • 3. Re-Shaping a Global Green Economy For Social and Environmental Justice The Green City Clean Industry Program is based on a vertically integrated ‘Seed to Market’ business model, similar to the petrochemical ‘Well to Wheel’ business model. To accelerate community beautification, brownfield reclamation, and sustainable agriculture and forest restoration, we have designed a microlending based green cooperative project ownership model that will maximize project replication and local equity sharing to encourage communities worldwide to be a part of the emerging agro-forestry and waste-to-resource green industries. The program creates the shortest window possible from project investment to positive cash flow while meeting the objectives of the UN Green Cities Declaration, as well as the need for sustainable local green economies that achieve 100% recycling, food security and energy independence.
  • 4. United Nations Green Cities Declaration The United Nations Green Cities Declaration is a collaborative platform and a call to action for cities across the globe to recognize that a majority of the world’s population now reside in cities, and that cities consume 75% of the world’s natural resources creating severe environmental challenges. The Urban Environmental Accords lay the groundwork for addressing the seven universal urban environmental issues of energy, waste reduction, urban design, urban nature, transportation, environmental health, and water.
  • 5. How can Cities become 'Green Cities'? Energy – Convert agro-forestry, urban and industrial waste into clean, reliable and low-cost transportation fuels, electric power, thermal energy and district heating and cooling networks. Convert all coal burning plants into multi-product clean coal gasification facilities with CO2 capture and utilization technologies to achieve zero emissions. Waste Reduction – End the era of landfilling waste by mandating 100% recycling into green fuels, power and products. Integrating recycling with gasification based power, fuel and drinking water production systems can convert waste into usable resources for communities. Urban Design – Convert recyclable metal, glass, wood, concrete and plastics into building products that improve the appearance and functionality of towns and cities. Integrate all power, gas, water, sewage, fiber optic, and distributed heating and cooling utility networks into bundled underground pipelines to reduce installation and maintenance costs, enhance community aesthetics, improve safety, and avoid power and utility outages caused by fires, storms and severe winter weather. No unsightly wires or pipes should be visible in modern urban design. Urban Nature – Creating an urban forest and garden environment with extensive parks and open space provides a connection to nature for city residents and provides additional green waste for conversion into green fuels, power and products. Cities should have 25% to 40% green space.
  • 6. Transportation – Providing carbon neutral, non-toxic and ultra-clean transportation fuels for automotive, marine and aviation fleets helps ensure clean air, land and water for communities. By converting waste streams into revenue streams, cities can then invest in new infrastructure for plug-in electric hybrid fleets and next generation mass transportation systems. Environmental Health - The key objectives of eliminating landfills, brownfields, coal power plant emissions, and sewage and industrial waste discharges to waterways is to improve the environmental health of our cities, and to attain the highest possible level of health for the people of our communities. Our primary goal is to stop infectious disease caused by poor waste management. CO2 extraction systems will be applied to the production of environmental medicines, nutraceuticals, food purification and the monitoring of local ecosystems to identify possible environmental toxins. Water – Our planet's surface area is 70% water, yet millions of people are dying every year from a lack of access to drinking water. We should be able to live and travel in any community and know that we can enjoy pure and safe drinking water of the highest quality. Gasification systems produce significant waste heat that can be used to provide safe and reliable drinking water for community residents. Many areas in Africa, America, Asia, Europe and the Middle East that experience persistent water scarcity can now use solar powered gasification desalination systems to change ocean water into drinking and irrigation water for distribution through pipeline networks to arid and drought prone regions. Integrated biorefinery and urban agro-forestry programs enable cities and industries to achieve nearly 100% recycling of municipal and industrial waste into green fuels, power and products.
  • 7. A Sustainable Economic Model for Financing Green Cities and Clean Industry Cities and industries have an urgent need for capital to create employment opportunities and to address the critical environmental issues of energy, waste reduction, urban design, urban nature, transportation, environmental health and water quality. Making community based investments in sustainable agro-forestry, recycling and integrated biorefineries provides reliable long-term income streams to project investors from cities and creditworthy industrial companies that purchase green fuels, power and products.
  • 8. 'Seed to Market' Cooperative Microlending The Paradise Green City Foundation has created a next-generation 'Seed to Market' cooperative based microlending business model that has the power to aggregate the human, technical and capital resources necessary to end the era of landfilling waste, deforestation and dependence on fossil fuels, while creating prosperity for the world's most underprivileged tribal groups, farmers and communities. Green Cooperative members now have a unique opportunity to share in the project ownership and profits generated by state-of-the-art sustainable agro-forestry, recycling and integrated biorefineries, and to contribute to re-shaping a post crisis global green economy based on the principles of social and environmental justice. The Paradise Green City Foundation and The Global Green Cooperative will collaborate with the United Nations Environmental Programme, the World Bank, government agencies, NGO's, foundations, and local community groups to maximize green industry employment opportunities, job training programs, microlending, affordable housing, water treatment systems, access to medical treatment centers, and agro-forestry, earth sciences and green technology education programs.
  • 9. Project Funding Criteria Adopt the UN Green Cities Declaration for the Community Masterplan Large-Scale Wasteland Commitment for Sustainable Agro-Forestry Integrated Biorefinery and Agro-Forestry Site Control Agreements Commercially Proven Systems with Performance Guarantees Performance Bonding for EPC and O&M Contractors Government Project Approvals for Permitting and Licenses 30 Year Waste and Biomass Feedstock Supply Agreement 30 Year Off-take Energy, Fuel and Product Purchase Agreements
  • 10. Project Ownership & Equity Sharing Structure The project company ownership structure is designed to ensure a substantial portion of profits and economic benefits remain within the local economy and are shared in the most equitable manner with our local partners. 20% Green City Clean Industry Fund 20% Government/City Municipal Partners 20% Green Cooperative Members 20% Local Project Partners 20% Paradise Renewables Inc. Moringa Oleifera Plantation, Senegal 1 Million Trees per Hectare
  • 11. Ending the Era of Fossil Fuels, Deforestation and Landfills will Create a Sustainable Planet Global Fossil Fuel Use and GHG Emissions Annually Crude Oil 4.1 Billion MT Natural Gas 2.3 Billion MT Coal 6.2 Billion MT Total Fuels 12.6 Billion MT = 8.3 Billion MT C02 (CO2 Released to the Atmosphere) Global Clean Fuel Use and Afforestation to Reduce GHG Emissions Annually Waste-to-Fuel 5.5 Billion MT (50% of Crude Oil Energy Value on Average) Clean Coal 6.2 Billion MT (CO2 Capture and CO2 Storage) Agro-Forestry 4.0 Billion MT (200 Million Hectares of New Forests) Total Clean Fuels 15.7 Billion MT = 10.3 Billion MT C02 (18.6 Billion MT Net Reduction to Atmospheric CO2 Emissions) To achieve a net reduction in global CO2 emissions, green cities, clean industries and rapid afforestation programs require the collaborative effort of government leaders, NGO's, and the global investment banking community.
  • 12. Projects in Development Paradise Paradise Paradise Paradise Paradise America Europe Africa Middle East Asia ● Bolivia ● Austria ● Ghana ● Egypt ● China ● Brazil ● Bulgaria ● Madagascar ● Iraq ● India ● Panama ● Germany ● Namibia ● KSA ● Indonesia ● Peru ● Italy ● Senegal ● Lebanon ● Malaysia ● Mexico ● Poland ● South-Africa ● Palestine ● Mongolia ● USA ● Romania ● Sudan ● Qatar ● Philippines
  • 13. Strategically Integrating Agro-Forestry, Recycling and Biorefineries for Sustainable Economic Growth Single Stream Recycling Biomass, Waste & Coal Gasification Gas-to-Liquid Fuels & Chemicals CO2 Capture & Utilization Oleochemical Production Solar/Waste Heat Desalination Wastewater Treatment
  • 14. Green Fuels, Energy & Products Closed Loop Gasification with Carbon Capture and Biochar Production is the Natural Solution for Sustainable Agro-Forestry, Green Cities and Clean Industries
  • 15. Biochar – Restoring Earth's Natural Carbon Cycle 'Biochar' is the very heart of sustainable agro-forestry, soil fertility and carbon sequestration. The application of biochar from gasification of biomass waste, and agro-forestry crops and residues is the natural solution for returning excess carbon in the atmosphere to our soil. The ancient Amazonian practice of Terra Preta has proven that biochar stores carbon in the soil for hundreds of years, providing the key to restoring global ecosystems and biodiversity by balancing carbon, nutrient and hydrological cycles. The success of sustainable agro-forestry worldwide will require the implementation of the most advanced propagation, cultivation, and out-planting equipment and harvesting methods. Forest restoration, community beautification, and wildfire prevention programs must involve the wide-scale conversion of depleted soil and barren wasteland into fertile soil that can support the food, energy and resource requirements of communities. With Biochar Origin of Biochar – Terra Preta, Amazonas Without Biochar
  • 16. Optimizing Growth with State-of-the-Art Solar Powered Glasshouse Nursery Facilities CO2 charged solar and biomass powered glasshouse nurseries will propagate native and endangered plant species, as well as the fastest growing, non-invasive trees and plants that offer high-value foods and botanical extracts. Tissue culture propagation is the fastest and lowest cost method for rapidly establishing large- scale agro-forestry plantations from elite plants. The most advanced glasshouse systems can achieve yields of up to 17x that of field grown crops and will include: Tissue Culture Propagation Systems Ultra-Low Water-use Aeroponic Growing Systems Glasshouse Aquaculture for Multi-Product Algae Cultivation CO2 Greenhouse Fertilization and Natural Growth Stimulators Pharmaceutical, Cosmeceutical and Nutraceutical CO2 Extraction
  • 17. CO2 Botanical Extraction Systems CO2 supercritical fluid extraction is a breakthrough process for producing high value, contaminant free botanical extracts for use in the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, cosmeceutical and superfood industries. Under high pressure and low temperature beverage grade CO2 can selectively extract high-value medicines, nutrients, essential oils, aromas and flavorings that do not decompose salts, sugars, amino acids, peptides, aromas or other delicate nutritional compounds in plant materials. CO2 extraction is the most logical solution for algae oil extraction, as it can recover 100% of the oil, while leaving all other valuable nutrients and protein for sale to the food, nutrient and pharmaceutical industries. CO2 can also be used to purify food and beverage products by removing environmental toxins, heavy metals, bad fats and cholesterol. CO2 can also provide a valuable environmental monitoring tool to help communities and industries to identify the types of environmental toxins that are being absorbed by plant and animal species within the local ecosystem.
  • 18. CO2 Extraction System Schematic RAW MATERIAL CONDENSATION SEPARATION CO2 STORAGE ESSENTIAL OIL EXTRACTION FIRST FRACTION
  • 19. 100% Closed-Loop Single-Stream Recycling Programs Single-stream recycling programs eliminate the need for residents and businesses to separate recyclables from waste by allowing the use of a single container for placing all recyclables and waste materials together. Single-stream recycling facilities automatically sort and separate all community waste resources without any human hands touching the waste. Recyclable metals, glass, wood, concrete and plastics can be re-manufactured into building and consumer products, while organic waste fraction is converted into high- value green fuel, power and products. Residual ash from the gasification of carbon based waste is used for producing building blocks and non-toxic organic fertilizers.
  • 20. Why Should You Participate in the Green City Clean Industry Initiative? Socially responsible investments can create prosperity where hope has been lost... 1.3 Billion People are Living in Extreme Poverty on Less than $2 per Day. 500 Million Children will be Looking for Work over the Next Decade.
  • 21. People – Planet – Profit „What we are doing to the forests of the world is but a mirror reflection of what we are doing to ourselves and to one another“ - Ghandi - Contact: Tim Bybee, Managing Director Paradise Green City Foundation Phone +43 676 727 3635 tbybee@paradisegreencity.org www.paradisegreencity.org
  • 22. It's Time To Be A Good Steward of Earth