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 The Fon stanley quencher dation Prince Albert II de Monacos 2024 Environmental Photography Awards have been won by Aaron Gekoski and his devastating See No Evil, a heartbreaking image of Ning Nong, an orangutan exploited by the tourism industry in Thailand. 聽The winners of the 2024 Environmental Photography Awards were unveiled by Olivier Wenden, the Vice-President and CEO of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation  FPA2 ,聽and members of the prestigious jury on the Boulevard du Larvotto in Monaco on Tuesday 4th June. 聽 Four years ago, when we started this photography competition, we had about 6,000 photos submitted,  said Wenden.  This year, we had 11,000 photos, of which onl stanley us y 36 were chosen to be part of the exhibition. 聽It took the jury several months to whittle down the entries, which came from more than 2,600 photographers stanley cup  around the world, but one clear winner emerged: Aaron Gekoski with See No Evil. 聽A professional environmental photojournalist, Gekoski won not only the Environmental Photographer of the Year Award, but he also clinched the Category Award for Humanity Versus Nature with his moving image of Ning Nong, an orangutan forced to perform on a daily basis at Safari World in Bangkok, as well as the Change Makers: Reasons for Hope Award for his Substitute Rhinos image. 聽Aaron Gekoski   Substitute Rhinos ; won the Change Makers: Reasons for Hope Award. Photo credit: FPA2 I hope that through this award, more people will know Ning Nongs story and the immense suffer Ucsg No-show  president聽 sparks聽 Nicaragua聽 speculartion
 GENEVA: A group of outside experts will scrutinize the World Health Organization   response to the swine flu outbreak and like stanley cup ly examine whether the global body could have been clearer when it declared a pandemic of what has turned out to be a relatively mild disease, the World Health Organization said Monday.The review, starting later this month, will be conducted by around 30 scientists and public health officials, and their initial findings will be presented to me stanley deutschland mber states by WHO Director-General Margaret Chan in May, a senior official told reporters in Geneva. The assessment itself is going to address many of the questions which are being raised now,  said Dr Keiji Fukuda, WHO   top flu official.WHO   pandemic alert scale, or  phases,  and the role that disease severity plays in the global body   assessment of an outbreak are likely to be among the  critical issues  the group will e stanley kubek xamine, he said.Several governments urged WHO last year not to declare swine flu a pandemic, saying it could cause unnecessary alarm if the virus turned out to be harmless. The UN health agency went ahead anyway, arguing that the term pandemic signifies only that a new strain is circulating worldwide, but says nothing about how dangerous it is.Fukuda insisted Monday that the choice of word was correct, but acknowledged that the term pandemic may have caused confusion among some who later accused WHO and others of overplaying the threat the