What does ANSI stand for?

Areas of Natural and Scientific Interest (environmental)

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Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens (Palm Beach, FL) Anishinabek Nation Seventh Generation Charities (Canada) Australian National Science Graduate Conference (Australia; International College of Management, Sydney annual conference) Asociación Nacional de Sacerdotes Hispanos Aurora National Science High School (Phillipines) Advanced Neuromodulation Systems, Inc Agence Nationale de la Sécurité Informatique (French: National Agency for Computer Security; Tunisia) American National Standard Identification (book industry code) American National Standards Institute Area of Natural and Scientific Interest (Canada)		Asian Network for Scientific Information American National Standards Institute-American Society of Quality American National Standards Institute/American Society of Quality Control Army-Navy Shipping Information Agency American National Standard for Industrial Engineering Analytic Signature Assignment of NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) Spectra by Interactive Graphics Ayr North Social Inclusion Partnership (Scotland) Arctic Network for the Support of the Indigenous Peoples of the Russian Arctic A New Standard in Relating

Samples in periodicals archive:

Additional setback provisions have been set for classes of renewable energy projects set within prescribed distances from a variety of natural heritage features and water bodies, including significant areas of natural and scientific interest (ANSIs), significant wetlands (northern, southern and coastal), significant valleylands, significant woodlands, significant wildlife habitat, provincial parks & conservation reserves, lakes, permanent and intermittent streams, seepage areas, and trout lakes designated by MNR.

More Pieces Of The Green Energy Act Puzzle Fall Into Place

He said it involves a lot of little groups that are working with some government funding, "where the government has identified some areas of natural and scientific interest, or some special areas that they want preserved, have identified those by municipal regulation or just generally on maps, and all the biologists and botanists and zoologists just want to figure out how to protect these areas.

Conference extends invitation to Natives