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| <small>Los Santos Wind Farm, is a wind energy project located in [[Los Santos Zone|Los Santos region]] of [[Costa Rica]], alongside the [[Inter-American Highway]] ([[National Route 2 (Costa Rica)|Route 2]]). It is operated by the local public utilities cooperative, Coopesantos, and generates 30% of their distributed energy.</small>

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| <small>The El Rito Formation is a [[Formation (geology)|geologic formation]] in [[New Mexico]] dating to the [[Eocene]] [[Epoch (geology)|epoch]].</small>

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| [[Emergency Management Act]]

| <small>The Emergency Management Act is an Act of the [[Canadian government]]. It was passed in June 2007 during the minority [[Harper government]]. It came into force in August 2007, and it revoked the ''[[Emergency Preparedness Act]]'' in so doing. It named the [[Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness]] as its enforcer.</small>

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| <small>The Rinconada Formation is a [[geologic formation]] that crops out in the [[Picuris Mountains]] of northern [[New Mexico]]. [[Detrital zircon geochronology]] establishes a minimum age for the Rinconada Formation of about 1723 [[Mya (unit)|Mya]], placing it in the [[Statherian]] [[Period (geology)|period]].</small>

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| <small>The Polvadera Group is a [[Group (geology)|group]] of [[geologic formation]] exposed in and around the [[Jemez Mountains]] of northern [[New Mexico]]. [[Radiometric dating]] gives it an age of 13 to 2.2 million years, corresponding to the [[Miocene]] through early [[Quaternary]].</small>

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| <small>The Hondo Group is a [[Group (stratigraphy)|group]] of [[geologic formation]]s that crops out in most of the [[Precambrian]]-cored uplifts of northern [[New Mexico]]. [[Detrital zircon geochronology]] gives a minimum age for the lower Hondo Group of 1765 to 1704 [[Mya (unit)|Mya]], corresponding to the [[Statherian]] [[Period (geology)|period]].</small>

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| <small>The Tres Piedras Orthogneiss is a [[pluton]] in [[New Mexico]]. It crops out around the town of [[Tres Piedras, New Mexico]] and intrudes the [[Moppin Complex]] to the west in the [[Tusas Mountains]]. It has a [[Uranium-lead dating|U-Pb]] [[Radiometric dating|radiometric age]] of 1693 [[Mya (unit)| Mya]], placing it in the [[Statherian]] [[Period (geology)|period]].</small>

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| <small>The San Miguel gneiss is a [[Paleoproterozoic]] [[pluton]] in northern [[New Mexico]]. It has a radiometric age of 1.695 billion years,, corresponding to the [[Statherian]] [[Period (geology)|period]].</small>

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| <small>The Joaquin quartz monzonite is a [[Mesoproterozoic]] [[pluton]] in northern [[New Mexico]]. [[Radiometric dating]] gives it an age of 1460 million years, corresponding to the [[Calymmian]] [[Period (geology)|period]].</small>

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| <small>The Ancha Formation is a [[Formation (stratigraphy)| geologic formation]] in [[New Mexico]]. It is estimated to be between 1 and 3 million years in age, corresponding to the late [[Pliocene]] and [[Pleistocene]].</small>

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| <small>The New Mexico Aulacogen {{Audio|aulacogenpronunciationrecording.ogg|(ah-lah-coh-jin)}} is a failed [[rift]], or failed rift arm ([[aulacogen]]), that may have formed during the [[Cambrian]] and [[Ordovician]] Periods in the area from central [[Colorado]] through southern [[New Mexico]].</small>

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| [[Waukauyengtipu]]

| <small>Waukauyengtipu (or Waukauyeng-tipu, meaning "the mountain of the place of the butterfly in the local Indigenous [[Arekuna language]]) is a mountain in [[South America]] situated in most part within the boundaries of the Paruima territory in the [[Cuyuni-Mazaruni]] Region of [[Guyana]].</small>

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| [[Ingrid Burke]] <small>(elected 2010 | Connecticut United States Biological Sciences (Section G))</small>

| <small>Ingrid C. "Indy" Burke is the Carl W. Knobloch, Jr. Dean at the [[Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies]]. She is the first female dean in the school's 116 year history. Her area of research is [[ecosystem ecology]] with a primary focus on [[Carbon cycle|carbon cycling]] and [[Nitrogen cycle|nitrogen cycling]] in semi-arid rangeland ecosystems.</small>

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| <small>The Uncompahgre Formation is a [[geologic formation]] in [[Colorado]]. Its radiometric age is between 1707 and 1704 Ma, corresponding to the [[Statherian]] [[Period (geology)|period]].</small>

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