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May 5, 2011, QUEBEC CITY, (Coal Geology) – CO2 Solution Inc. (TSXV: CST) will make a joint presentation with Codexis, Inc. (Nasdaq: CDXS) on recent developments related to their carbon capture technology program to reduce carbon pollution from coal-fired power plants and other large industrial sources of CO2 emissions.

The presentation is being made at the 2011 BIO World Congress on Industrial Biotechnology & Bioprocessing in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on May 9 at 8:45 a.m. Eastern Time. Presenting for CO2 Solution and Codexis will be Jonathan Carley, Vice-President, Business Development and Christopher Savile, Ph.D., Staff Scientist, respectively.   Further information can be found at http://www.bio.org/worldcongress/.

In January 2011 CO2 Solution announced the extension of the carbon capture Joint Development Agreement with Codexis.  Program results to date have shown that the combined CO2 Solution / Codexis proprietary technologies have the potential to significantly lower the cost barrier associated with conventional technologies to capture carbon dioxide (CO2) from power and industrial effluent gases.

At the same conference, the following day, May 10 that 12 noon, Glenn Kelly, President & CEO of CO2 Solution Inc. will present an overview of CO2 Solution to investment community members attending the conference.

As a prelude to the conference, Mr. Kelly will be appearing on the Canal Argent morning program, En Affaires hosted by François Gagnon on Friday May 6th at 10:10 am to discuss CO2 Solution and the Bio World Conference.

The BIO World Congress on Industrial Biotechnology and Bioprocessing is the world’s largest industrial biotechnology event for business leaders, investors and policy makers in biofuels, biobased products, and renewable chemicals. Entering its eighth year, the event is expected to bring together more than 1,000 high-profile scientists, executives, government officials and investors.

About CO 2 Solution Inc.
CO2 Solution is an innovator in the field of enzyme-enabled carbon capture and has been actively working to develop and commercialize the technology for power plants and other large stationary sources of carbon pollution.  In the process, CO2 Solution has built an extensive patent portfolio covering the use of carbonic anhydrase, or analogues thereof, for the efficient post?combustion capture of carbon dioxide with low?energy aqueous solvents.  Further information about CO2 Solution can be found at www.co2solution.com.

CO 2 Solution Forward-looking Statements
Certain statements in this news release may be forward-looking. These statements relate to future events or CO2 Solution’s future economic performance and reflect the current assumptions and expectations of management. Certain unknown factors may affect the events, economic performance and results of operation described herein. CO2 Solution undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as may be required under applicable law.

Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

SOURCE CO2 SOLUTION INC.

CONTACT:

CO2 Solution:
Thom Skinner
418-842-3456, ext. 223
thom.skinner@co2solution.com
www.co2solution.com

May 2, 2011, ALTOONA, Pa., (Coal Geology): – The Alleghenies, a region located in Southcentral Pennsylvania, offers rich history, arts and culture and an abundance of outdoor activities.  This summer, visitors will enjoy everything from historic walking tours to a family train excursion to cycling races.

Here are a few ways to enjoy the summer sun (in no specific order):

1. Stonycreek Whitewater Park

A $1.2 million water valve on the Quemahoning Reservoir will be released up to 28 times per year from April through October, creating a 20-mile whitewater corridor for rafters and paddlers.

2. Main Line Canal Greenway

Johnstown’s riverside location along the greenway spurred the town’s growth as well as provided transportation for the local iron, coal and steel industries.  Today, visitors can explore the Greenway by foot, bike or kayak.

3. Tour de Toona

The 25th annual Tour de Toona is one of the largest pro-am stage races in the country drawing spectators and avid cyclists, who are eager to ride the same routes as the pros, like The Diamond Loop and the Horse and Buggy Tours.

4. East Broad Top Railroad

This July, families will have the opportunity to participate in storytelling, listen to live music and take a 25-minute train ride through The Alleghenies  with “Thomas the Tank Engine™.”

5. Huntingdon County Town Trek

Uncover hidden facts and see the historical sites (including the Gage Mansion and the county courthouse) at your own pace with Huntingdon County’s Town Trek, a 90-minute downloadable walking video tour.

6. Cowan’s Gap State Park

Families will enjoy a hike on the Lakeside Trail Loop, which offers visitors views of the 42-acre lake and the Tuscarora and Cove mountains.

7. US National Youth Fly Fishing Championship

Watch some of the best youth fly fishers in the country at the annual The US National Youth Fly Fishing Championship (June 21-23) at Spring Creek and Bald Eagle Creek.  Take on your own fly-fishing challenge by visiting one of the world-class fishing spots located in The Alleghenies.

8. Bedford Walking Tour

This 75-minute downloadable tour provides historical commentary and takes visitors by Bedford landmarks like Fort Bedford and the Espy House.

9. Stoopid 50 mile MTB Race

Combining forest roads and trails, the mountain bike race covers most of the great trails in Rothrock State Forest, including Pigpile, Shittaka, Brush Ridge and the Tussey Mountain Ridge.

10. Big Valley Motorcycle Tour

This 157 mile Tour passes several historic sites with views winding along the long ridges and valleys of The Alleghenies as you travel through the Amish countryside.

The Alleghenies: The Alleghenies Tourism Council is a partnership of organizations interested in further developing the tourism industry and economic development opportunities in an eight county region in Southcentral Pennsylvania.  For more information call 1-800-458-3433 or visit www.TheAlleghenies.com.

SOURCE The Alleghenies Tourism Council

CONTACT: Eric Ash, +1-412-402-0186, Eric.Ash@mullen.com, or Adrienne Eichenlaub, +1-814-949-6552, AEichenlaub@sapdc.org

Web Site: http://www.TheAlleghenies.com

April 8, 2011, MIAMI, (Coal Geology)– This first annual “Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees!” international financial literacy contest is sponsored by Phat Math, Inc. Participants in the “Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees!” contest can win cash prizes and tutoring sessions from the experts at Phat Math, Inc. Detailed contest information may be found on WildFireApp.com and http://www.IMackGroup.com.

In the book Mama Says, “Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees!” by Dr. Iris Mack, a group of hip animated characters are led through fun-filled math classes all about how money and interest work in their everyday lives. Learn a bit about these fun classes in this book video trailer.

To qualify for a prize in the “Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees!” contest, please write an essay of 500 words or less. Answer the following questions in your essay.

Who is your favorite character in Dr. Mack’s book? Why?
How does what Professor 0 teaches his class on money and interest (pages 24 to 40 of the book) relate to your life?
Why is it important to understand interest and how it makes money grow?
Can you relate what Professor 0 teaches about interest to the trillions of dollars of U.S. government debt? Feel free to use the information in these debt clocks.

*Contest Prizes

Grand Prize: $1,500 and fifteen (15) hours of math tutoring for the highest scored financial literacy essay written.**
2nd Prize: $400 and ten (10) hours of math tutoring for the second highest scored essay written.**
3rd Prize: $100 and five (5) hours of math tutoring for the third highest scored essay written.**

**Please note the math tutoring sessions may be conducted online or in-person.

*Contest Timeline

Phase 1: Submit Your Entry (April 5 – July 5)
Phase 2: Judging (July 6 – July 20)
Phase 3: Judges Announce Winners (July 23)

*International Contest Judges

  • Mrs. Wilhelmina Conrad – AT&T, Senior Specialist Network Support
  • Mr. Christopher Hill – Krisken Management Geneva, Managing Director
  • Ms. Peggy Ireland – Editor’s Association of Canada, Author of “Easy Tax Tips for Canadians”
  • Dr. Iris Mack – IMackGroup.com, Applied Mathematician, Financial Engineer, Author
  • Traynham E. Mitchell Jr., Esq. – Nasdaq Stock Market Inc., Chief Counsel of Listing Investigations
  • Dr. Edwin Moses – Olympic Gold Medalist, Investment Banker, Chairman of the Laureus World Sports Academy
  • Mr. Claude Poux – California Institute of Technology, Laser Interferometer Gravitational Observatory, Business/Operations Manager
  • Monique Shankle, Esq. – Chevron, Contracts Lawyer
  • Dr. Margot Tyler – Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, U.S. Program Special Initiatives
  • Dr. Alexander Wagner – University of Zurich, Professor of Banking & Finance

Contact:
Iris Mack, PhD, EMBA
1 305 789 6758

http://www.IMackGroup.com

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SOURCE Iris Mack

Web Site: http://www.IMackGroup.co

April 7, 2011, GALWAY, IRELAND -(Coal Geology) - - The impact of the Japanese nuclear disaster continues to be felt across Europe, as the U.K. has decided to delay its new nuclear build programme for three months. The country, which has set out the most ambitious new nuclear build programme in Europe, has become the latest to temporarily freeze its plans to perform a safety review.

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Written by Martin Lynch, European News Editor for Industrial Info (Galway, Ireland) -

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