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    > 0.30% CuEQ> 0.60% CuEQ> 0.80% CuEQ> 1.00% CuEQ

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    Gulf of Alaska

    AlAskA encompAsses365.5 million Acres:

    Federalagenciesclaim222millionacres, 61%ofthestate

    StateofAlaskaowns97.9millionacres

    Nativecorporationsown 44.7millionacres

    Privateconventional,0.9millionacres

    AlAskAs totAl lAnd AreA includes 148 million Acres dedicAted to conservAtion:

    70%ofallAmericanparklands

    80%ofwildliferefugeacreage

    53%ofdesignatedwilderness,NationalWildernessPreservationSystem

    long-term economic benefitsAmultibillion-dollarcapitalinvestment

    $120+millioninvestedinenvironmentalstudies

    Roughly2,000-3,000jobsduringconstruction

    1,000operatingjobsfor25-35years

    Hundredsofmillionsofdollarsinannualoperatingexpenditures

    Stateandlocaltaxesoverthelifeoftheproject

    Supplyandservicecontractswith spin-offbenefitsforlocalcommunities

    Amultibillion-dollarinfrastructureinvestment

    tHe pebble fund Establishedin2008,a5-year,$5millionendowment

    AdministeredbytheAlaskaCommunityFoundation

    Primarygrantfocus:renewableresources/fish,energy, educationandcommunityandeconomicdevelopment

    Morethan$3.25millionhasbeenawardedforprojectstodate

    tHe minerAl resource 80.6billionpoundsofcopper

    5.6billionpoundsofmolybdenum

    107.4millionouncesofgold

    Commerciallysignificantamountsofsilver,rheniumandpalladium

    The Pebble deposit resides on state land specifically designated by the State of Alaska for mineral exploration and development. The prospect represents a world-class discovery of copper in North America.

    200 air miles southwest of Anchorage 120 air miles from Bristol Bay

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    Resource Estimate based at a 0.30% copper equivalent (CuEQ) cutoff.

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    history of copperPebble Project Timeline

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    1988PebbleWestdiscovered

    9000 b.c. (est)Humansfirstusecopper

    5300 b.c. (est)NativeAmericansminecopper

    3500 b.c. (est)Copperissmeltedinkilns

    1761Coppersheathinggivesshipsgreaterspeedandtimeatsea

    1705AmericasfirstcommercialcoppermineisdevelopedinConnecticut

    1880Theemergingelectricalindustrycreateshighdemandforcopper

    1886StatueofLibertyisplatedwith179,000poundsofcopper

    1950Aircraftandautomobilepopularitycreates

    riseinuseanddemandforcopper

    1973Motorolaintroducesthefirsthand-heldmobile

    phonemadepossiblewithcopper

    1958JackKilbyinventsthemicrochip.Today,coppermicrochipsare

    criticaltonextgenerationdeviceslikecomputersandelectronics

    1997Thefirstmass-producedhybridvehicleuses

    twiceasmuchcopperasaconventionalvehicle

    2007WorldslargestwindfarmbuiltinTexas,providing enoughpowerfor250,000homesandrequiring

    hundredsoftonsofcopper

    2011Worldwidedemandforcopperis

    atanall-timehigh

    2005PebbleEastdiscovered

    2011Currentprojectstatus

    environmentAl overview nAtionAl environmentAl policy Act

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    Publiccomments

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    Alaska:47%

    BristolBay Region:27%

    Lower48:12%Canada:12%

    Other:2%

    ToTal Workers: 134

    Bristol Bay resident workforce numbers at Pebble site totaled 134 in 2010, a 10% increase from 2009.

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    soutHwest AlAskA2011 Economic Indicators

    borough 2000 population 2010 population

    BristolBay 1,230 881

    Lake&Peninsula 1,809 1,485

    2000 school 2010 school enrollment enrollment

    BristolBay 269 160

    Lake&Peninsula 491 335

    pebble project workforceAtotalof496individualsworkedattheprojectsitein2010,

    a6%increasefrom2009.

    Nearly 75% of the total site workforce is Alaskan.

    2010 pebble workforceEmployees by Residency