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3. Time moves faster on this – the Earth’s only natural satellite. Standards help explorers get there safely!
4. ANSI’s Organizational Member Forum will gather with this Member Forum – the GMF – for a joint meeting in October.
7. The Legal Issues Forum, part of ANSI’s World Standards Week, will explore the potential consequences of the recent Supreme Court ruling in Loper v. Bright, which overturns this doctrine.
8. ASME released a podcast on women in engineering, the future of STEM education, and how this sport lends itself to professional networking.
9. A new podcast from the Water Quality Association explores chemicals or materials that can pollute drinking water and harm human health, also known as these.
11. ANSI released a report on enabling standards development through these kinds of partnerships, which bring together government agencies and non-governmental organizations.

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1. ASTM has released a podcast on the significance of exo technology, which improves safety and reliability for these wearable structures that support and assist movement.
2. ANSI’s session on the American National Standards process requirements and implementation will be held in this Virginia city, home of the Pentagon.
5. Are you a professional with 8 years or less in the fields of standards and conformity assessment? Attend the upcoming “____________ Standards Professionals Workshop: Leadership and Engagement in ISO and the IEC.”
6. According to a recent ULSE report, one of consumers’ top areas of concern surrounding sustainability is the health of these—and with good reason, as they cover 71 percent of the Earth’s surface.
10. ANSI’s Mary Saunders joined experts in a panel discussion on public-private partnerships at a September 11 forum held by this government agency.