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I declare a conflict of interest: Eleanora Robbins is my mother. She has read her article and is deeply grateful for it. She has asked for one addition, and I am requesting it here rather than editing the article myself.
Point of Light, 1989. As part of USGS educational outreach she ran summer outdoor science activities, "What's Under Your Feet?", for inner-city children in Washington, D.C., for nine years, and for this she was awarded a Point of Light by the George H. W. Bush administration in 1989. Source: "Biography of Eleanora Iberall Robbins", norrierobbins.com, per WP:ABOUTSELF. Please add it under Awards and honours.
