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 Areas of Conservation Emphasis (ACE)
 
 
 

ACE is a CDFW effort to analyze large amounts of map-based data in a targeted, strategic way, and expressed visually, so decisions can be informed around important goals like conservation of biodiversity, habitat connectivity, and climate change resiliency. The ACE maps provide a coarse level view of information for conservation planning purposes, ranging from ecological research and modeling to local land-use planning and conservation decision-making. However, they do not replace the need for site-specific evaluation of biological resources and should not be used for regulatory purposes.
All ACE data layers are limited by the accuracy, scale, extent of coverage, and completeness of the input data at the time they were run. We highly recommend reviewing available metadata and ACE Factsheets (found in the folders below) prior to interpreting these data. The ACE data are dynamic and will be updated periodically as new data warrant.
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2001 Budget Analysis: Department of Corporations (2180)
2001 Budget Analysis: Department of Corporations (2180)

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Department of Corporations (2180) 
The Department of Corporations (DOC) is responsible for protecting the public from unfair business practices and fraudulent or
improper sale of financial products and services. The department fulfills its responsibility through its investment and lender-fiduciary
programs. The DOC is supported by license fees and regulatory assessments, which are deposited in the State Corporations Fund.
The budget proposes total expenditures of $23.5 million and 275.4 personnel-years (PYs) in 2001-02. This is $0.9 million, or
3.7 percent, less than estimated current-year expenditures and 4.4 fewer PYs.
State Corporations Fund Balance Very High 
We recommend that the Department of Corporations report prior to budget hearings on (1) its fees and assessments, (2)
proposed options for reducing or eliminating some of them, and (3) State Corporations Fund condition projections
based on each option. We further recommend that upon evaluating this information, the Legislature enact legislation
to change the fees and/or assessments. 
As noted above, DOC is supported by license fees and assessments charged to regulated companies. Pursuant to Chapter 328,
Statutes of 1998 (SB 1589, Committee on Budget and Fiscal Review), DOC suspended certain filing fees, effective July 1, 1998
through June 30, 2000, to reduce the surplus in the State Corporations Fund. These fees were reinstated for 2000-01. However,
as shown in Figure 1, the fund balance remains very high. In the budget year, proposed revenues are $32.1 million, while proposed
expenditures are $23.5 million. This would leave an end-of-year fund balance of $38 million, or 162 percent of proposed
expenditures. Typically, we recommend a prudent fund balance of around three months, or 25 percent, of annual expenditures. For
DOC, this level of reserves would total $5.9 million, or $32.1 million less than the indicated fund balance at the end of 2001-02.

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A digital rendering of Blue Origin’s free-flying station named Orbital Reef, which continues to be developed as part of a Space Act Agreement with NASA. 
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A NASA-funded commercial space station, Blue Origin’s Orbital Reef, recently completed testing milestones for its critical life support system as part of the agency’s efforts for new destinations in low Earth orbit.
The four milestones are part of a NASA Space Act Agreement originally awarded to Blue Origin in 2021 and focused on the materials and designs for systems to clean, reclaim, and store the air and water critical for human spaceflight.
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“These milestones are critical to ensuring that a commercial destination can support human life so NASA astronauts can continue to have access to low Earth orbit to conduct important scientific research in the unique microgravity environment,” said Angela Hart, manager of NASA’s Commercial Low Earth Orbit Development Program. “Additionally, each milestone that is completed allows NASA to gain insight into our partner’s progress on station design and development.”
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The group is comprised of offshore wind developers, global manufacturers, local economic development stakeholders, academia, and state agencies. BOEM New York Bight Wind Energy Areas In order to fulfill New York State's goal of competitively attaining 9 gigawatts of offshore wind by 2035, the state petitioned the federal government's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) to add additional lease areas within the New York Bight. BOEM produced a Call for Information and Nominations to delineate new areas for offshore wind development. After reviewing the comments received in response to the call, draft Wind Energy Areas (WEAs) were developed within the New York Bight. BOEM released final WEAs on March 29, 2021 in their Notice to Stakeholders (NTS) to prepare an Environmental Assessment (EA). On June 14, 2021, a Proposed Sale Notice (PSN) for the WEAs was published in the Federal Register, initiating a 60-day comment period. The PSN includes the sale of up to eight new leases in the New York Bight and provides information on these potential leases, lease provisions and conditions, and auction details. On August 10th, 2021, BOEM also announced the availability of a draft Environmental Assessment (EA) that addresses the potential impacts of the issuance of commercial and research leases within the WEAs. A Final Sale Notice (FSN) and subsequent lease auction is expected for late-2021 or early-2022. For more information, visit BOEM's activities in the New York Bight. Regional Offshore Wind Collaborations Given the large scale of offshore wind projects, a number of entities have been created which focus on national and regional concerns associated with development of offshore wind. These groups include: Responsible Offshore Development Alliance (RODA), a membership-based coalition of fishing industry associations and fishing companies that are committed to improving the compatibility of new offshore development with the businesses. Responsible Offshore Science Alliance (ROSA), a nonprofit organization that seeks to advance regional research and monitoring of fisheries and offshore wind interactions through collaboration and cooperation. Regional Wildlife Science Entity (RWSE), which supports regional planning, coordination, and collaboration on research and monitoring for wildlife and offshore wind energy.
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Offshore Wind Development - NYSDEC
These groups include: Responsible Offshore Development Alliance (RODA), a membership-based coalition of fishing industry associations and fishing companies that are committed to improving the compatibility of new offshore development with the businesses. Responsible Offshore Science Alliance (ROSA), a nonprofit organization that seeks to advance regional research and monitoring of fisheries and offshore wind interactions through collaboration and cooperation. Regional Wildlife Science Entity (RWSE), which supports regional planning, coordination, and collaboration on research and monitoring for wildlife and offshore wind energy. Additionally, the Synthesis of the Science is a joint effort that brings together the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), and the Responsible Offshore Development Alliance (RODA). The overarching purpose is enhancing regional and national understanding of existing science and data gaps related to offshore wind energy interactions with fish and fisheries. For more information visit, RODA's website. 

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“There’s gold in the hills of California!”  These words echoed around the world in 1848 and started a mass migration to the wilderness of interior California.  Gold seekers trekked from every part of the world and every walk of life to sift the streams for gold.  Mining companies brought machines to the mountains and turned camps into boomtowns as they blasted and dug deep into the earth to follow the gold bearing veins. 
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