Economics and Funding Sample Clauses

Economics and Funding. The Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Administration has committed $33.2 million in new state funds for ocean protection, which includes $26.2 million for the California Ocean Protection Council and $7 million for the California Ocean Currents Monitoring System.
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Economics and Funding. The Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Administration has committed $33.2 million in new state funds for ocean protection, which includes $26.2 million for the California Ocean Protection Council and $7 million for the California Ocean Currents Monitoring System. California’s Ocean Economy report, released in July 2005, identified nearly $43 billion in ocean dependent revenues. In July 2005, the state held the first ever Ocean Economic Summit to examine the implications of the report for ocean protection and management. WCGA Discussion Paper DRAFT: Do Not Quote or Cite Appendix B: Letters to the President and Congress opposing offshore oil and gas development WCGA Discussion Paper DRAFT: Do Not Quote or Cite * This page intentionally left blank WCGA Discussion Paper DRAFT: Do Not Quote or Cite * This page intentionally left blank

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