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Maintenance and upgrades are being done on the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is an abbreviation of ' A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78EFH–Maintenance and upgrades are being done on the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is an abbreviation of ' A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Norwegian scientist Arild Velure next to the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is abbreviation of 'A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78EE2–Norwegian scientist Arild Velure next to the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is abbreviation of 'A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Professor Heidi Sandaker and scientist Knut Oddvar Høie Vadla are both norwegians that are working with the ATLAS experiment at CERN. Here they are photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78FD7–Professor Heidi Sandaker and scientist Knut Oddvar Høie Vadla are both norwegians that are working with the ATLAS experiment at CERN. Here they are photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Head Librarian at CERN, norwegian Jens Vigen, explains the fascinating timeline that has brought the research center to today. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78EB6–Head Librarian at CERN, norwegian Jens Vigen, explains the fascinating timeline that has brought the research center to today. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Head Librarian at CERN, norwegian Jens Vigen, explains the fascinating timeline that has brought the research center to today. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78GXX–Head Librarian at CERN, norwegian Jens Vigen, explains the fascinating timeline that has brought the research center to today. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Professor Heidi Sandaker and scientist Knut Oddvar Høie Vadla are both norwegians that are working with the ATLAS experiment at CERN. Here they are photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78FJ6–Professor Heidi Sandaker and scientist Knut Oddvar Høie Vadla are both norwegians that are working with the ATLAS experiment at CERN. Here they are photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Maintenance and upgrades are being done on the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is an abbreviation of ' A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78EP4–Maintenance and upgrades are being done on the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is an abbreviation of ' A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78GFH–Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Professor Heidi Sandaker works in the field of particle physics and astroparticle physics for the ATLAS, CTA and AEGIS experiment. here she is photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78FRD–Professor Heidi Sandaker works in the field of particle physics and astroparticle physics for the ATLAS, CTA and AEGIS experiment. here she is photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Norwegian scientist Arild Velure next to the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is abbreviation of 'A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78F8H–Norwegian scientist Arild Velure next to the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is abbreviation of 'A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Head Librarian at CERN, norwegian Jens Vigen, explains the fascinating timeline that has brought the research center to today. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78E8Y–Head Librarian at CERN, norwegian Jens Vigen, explains the fascinating timeline that has brought the research center to today. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Antimatter matters! Silje Uhlen Maurset worked at the CERN Knowledge Transfer Group, aimed at maximising the positive global impact of CERN on society..The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78GMK–Antimatter matters! Silje Uhlen Maurset worked at the CERN Knowledge Transfer Group, aimed at maximising the positive global impact of CERN on society..The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78GBF–Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Professor Heidi Sandaker and scientist Knut Oddvar Høie Vadla are both norwegians that are working with the ATLAS experiment at CERN. Here they are photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78FRY–Professor Heidi Sandaker and scientist Knut Oddvar Høie Vadla are both norwegians that are working with the ATLAS experiment at CERN. Here they are photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Professor Heidi Sandaker and scientist Knut Oddvar Høie Vadla are both norwegians that are working with the ATLAS experiment at CERN. Here they are photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78G2M–Professor Heidi Sandaker and scientist Knut Oddvar Høie Vadla are both norwegians that are working with the ATLAS experiment at CERN. Here they are photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Head Librarian at CERN, norwegian Jens Vigen, explains the fascinating timeline that has brought the research center to today. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78ECK–Head Librarian at CERN, norwegian Jens Vigen, explains the fascinating timeline that has brought the research center to today. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Norwegian scientist Arild Velure next to the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is abbreviation of 'A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78EWJ–Norwegian scientist Arild Velure next to the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is abbreviation of 'A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Parts of the data center that process all the experiments and data aquired at the CERN. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78GHP–Parts of the data center that process all the experiments and data aquired at the CERN. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78GDH–Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Professor Heidi Sandaker works in the field of particle physics and astroparticle physics for the ATLAS, CTA and AEGIS experiment. here she is photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78G0K–Professor Heidi Sandaker works in the field of particle physics and astroparticle physics for the ATLAS, CTA and AEGIS experiment. here she is photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Professor Heidi Sandaker works in the field of particle physics and astroparticle physics for the ATLAS, CTA and AEGIS experiment. here she is photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78FX1–Professor Heidi Sandaker works in the field of particle physics and astroparticle physics for the ATLAS, CTA and AEGIS experiment. here she is photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Parts of the data center that process all the experiments and data aquired at the CERN. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78G8M–Parts of the data center that process all the experiments and data aquired at the CERN. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Professor Heidi Sandaker and scientist Knut Oddvar Høie Vadla are both norwegians that are working with the ATLAS experiment at CERN. Here they are photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78G6E–Professor Heidi Sandaker and scientist Knut Oddvar Høie Vadla are both norwegians that are working with the ATLAS experiment at CERN. Here they are photographed at the entrance to the ATLAS detector. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Antimatter matters! Silje Uhlen Maurset worked at the CERN Knowledge Transfer Group, aimed at maximising the positive global impact of CERN on society..The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78GN3–Antimatter matters! Silje Uhlen Maurset worked at the CERN Knowledge Transfer Group, aimed at maximising the positive global impact of CERN on society..The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78GE3–Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Maintenance and upgrades are being done on the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is an abbreviation of ' A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78EHC–Maintenance and upgrades are being done on the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is an abbreviation of ' A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Parts of the data center that process all the experiments and data aquired at the CERN. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78G9D–Parts of the data center that process all the experiments and data aquired at the CERN. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Parts of the data center that process all the experiments and data aquired at the CERN. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78G9W–Parts of the data center that process all the experiments and data aquired at the CERN. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Maintenance and upgrades are being done on the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is an abbreviation of ' A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78F47–Maintenance and upgrades are being done on the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is an abbreviation of ' A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78G7E–Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78G7R–Norwegian Nils Høimyr has been with the CERN IT department for years and know the ins and outs of the enormous data cneter that is required to conduct the science experiments as well as digest all the data aquired. Høimyr is highly involved in the LHC@home volunteer computing projects. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Antimatter matters! Silje Uhlen Maurset worked at the CERN Knowledge Transfer Group, aimed at maximising the positive global impact of CERN on society..The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78GTF–Antimatter matters! Silje Uhlen Maurset worked at the CERN Knowledge Transfer Group, aimed at maximising the positive global impact of CERN on society..The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Antimatter matters! Silje Uhlen Maurset worked at the CERN Knowledge Transfer Group, aimed at maximising the positive global impact of CERN on society..The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78GP8–Antimatter matters! Silje Uhlen Maurset worked at the CERN Knowledge Transfer Group, aimed at maximising the positive global impact of CERN on society..The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
Maintenance and upgrades are being done on the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is an abbreviation of ' A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider. Stock Photo
RM2J78F09–Maintenance and upgrades are being done on the ALICE detector on the LHC. ALICE is an abbreviation of ' A Large Ion Collider Experiment'. The scientists and engineers at the CERN are gearing up for the next big chapter in the history of the world's biggest research lab. Plans are under way to build another particle collider that is four times larger than the existing LHC - Large Hadron Collider.
The endangered Asian elephants are affected by climate change in various ways. Given their sensitivity to temperature, Asian elephant numbers have been declining throughout periods of higher than normal temperatures. Climate change also results in invasive plant species outcompeting Asian elephants’ native food sources. Of most concern is their need for large amounts of fresh water as their reproduction, migration and daily activities all center around freshwater. Regional droughts and subsequent loss of freshwater sources heavily threaten Asian elephant populations. Stock Photo
RM2J619YM–The endangered Asian elephants are affected by climate change in various ways. Given their sensitivity to temperature, Asian elephant numbers have been declining throughout periods of higher than normal temperatures. Climate change also results in invasive plant species outcompeting Asian elephants’ native food sources. Of most concern is their need for large amounts of fresh water as their reproduction, migration and daily activities all center around freshwater. Regional droughts and subsequent loss of freshwater sources heavily threaten Asian elephant populations.
The then Prime Minister of Norway, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg, accompanying newly elected President of Russia, Mr. Vladimir Putin, to a meeting during the annual General Assembly at the United Nations. Norway had asked for the meeting as part of their campaign to get a seat at the United Nations Security Council. Norway eventually won the seat. Years later, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg went on to become Secretary General of NATO - North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Stock Photo
RM2J1X30W–The then Prime Minister of Norway, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg, accompanying newly elected President of Russia, Mr. Vladimir Putin, to a meeting during the annual General Assembly at the United Nations. Norway had asked for the meeting as part of their campaign to get a seat at the United Nations Security Council. Norway eventually won the seat. Years later, Mr. Jens Stoltenberg went on to become Secretary General of NATO - North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
The republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump at a press conference in Milford, NH, where he talked about the defeat in Iowa and expectations for the primary election in New Hampshire. Stock Photo
RM2HMCBCB–The republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump at a press conference in Milford, NH, where he talked about the defeat in Iowa and expectations for the primary election in New Hampshire.
Dhaka residents are enjoying some free time after Friday prayer at the DNCC Wonderland amusement park, locally known as Shisu Mela, in Dhaka. With the omnipresent COVID threats, the people of Dhaka are seeking respite wherever they can. Stock Photo
RM2HMCB6X–Dhaka residents are enjoying some free time after Friday prayer at the DNCC Wonderland amusement park, locally known as Shisu Mela, in Dhaka. With the omnipresent COVID threats, the people of Dhaka are seeking respite wherever they can.
Dhaka residents are enjoying some free time after Friday prayer at the DNCC Wonderland amusement park, locally known as Shisu Mela, in Dhaka. With the omnipresent COVID threats, the people of Dhaka are seeking respite wherever they can. Stock Photo
RM2HMCBC9–Dhaka residents are enjoying some free time after Friday prayer at the DNCC Wonderland amusement park, locally known as Shisu Mela, in Dhaka. With the omnipresent COVID threats, the people of Dhaka are seeking respite wherever they can.
A Quinceañera celebration party are posing for photos in the Brooklyn Bridge Park. Stock Photo
RM2HKWR4A–A Quinceañera celebration party are posing for photos in the Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost. Stock Photo
RM2HKWRE5–Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost.
Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081105: Presidential Candidate Barack Obama holds his acceptance speech on Hutchinson Field in Grant Park in Chicago, after being elected the next President of the United States Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWR0B–Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081105: Presidential Candidate Barack Obama holds his acceptance speech on Hutchinson Field in Grant Park in Chicago, after being elected the next President of the United States Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
Hempstead, New York, USA, 20081015: The final Presidential Debate held at the Hofstra University on Long Island. New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson (D) Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWPTE–Hempstead, New York, USA, 20081015: The final Presidential Debate held at the Hofstra University on Long Island. New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson (D) Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081007: Seth M. Glickenhaus, Senior Partner and Chief Investment Officer at Glickenhaus & Co. has been around long enough to get a perspective on the current financial crisis. He was born in 1914, and held a summer job at the New York Stock Exchange in 1929. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv Stock Photo
RM2HKWPMN–Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081007: Seth M. Glickenhaus, Senior Partner and Chief Investment Officer at Glickenhaus & Co. has been around long enough to get a perspective on the current financial crisis. He was born in 1914, and held a summer job at the New York Stock Exchange in 1929. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv
Paramus, New Jersey, USA, 20081008: Ronald E. Hermance, President of the Hudson City Savings Bank. The Hudson City Savings Bank is currently the best performing bank in the US. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv Stock Photo
RM2HKWPMR–Paramus, New Jersey, USA, 20081008: Ronald E. Hermance, President of the Hudson City Savings Bank. The Hudson City Savings Bank is currently the best performing bank in the US. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv
Cedar Creek, Minnesota, USA, 20080922: Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg and his wife Ingrid Schulerud visiting the Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve together with former Vice President Walter Mondale, who is also the Norwegian Honorary Consul in Minnesota. The Science Reserve is a part of the University of Minnesota, and is spearheading research on how to utilize switch grass, prairegrass as bio fuel. The Norwegian Government is co-sponsoring the research. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWPEA–Cedar Creek, Minnesota, USA, 20080922: Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg and his wife Ingrid Schulerud visiting the Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve together with former Vice President Walter Mondale, who is also the Norwegian Honorary Consul in Minnesota. The Science Reserve is a part of the University of Minnesota, and is spearheading research on how to utilize switch grass, prairegrass as bio fuel. The Norwegian Government is co-sponsoring the research. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
Manhattan, New York, USA, 20080930: NYSE Stock Exchange the day after the bail-out package was rejected in the House. Jeremy Conway posing as an unemployed in an effort to show what could become if the Economy in the US collapses. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv Stock Photo
RM2HKWPJK–Manhattan, New York, USA, 20080930: NYSE Stock Exchange the day after the bail-out package was rejected in the House. Jeremy Conway posing as an unemployed in an effort to show what could become if the Economy in the US collapses. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv
The East and West Lafayette Towers in Lafayette Park in Detroit. Constructed between 1956 and 1959, Lafayette Park contains the world’s largest collection of buildings by Mies van der Rohe. It is a rare and remarkable example of the Bauhaus vision of residential living and a unique collaboration among Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig Hilberseimer, and Alfred Caldwell. The neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Mies van der Rohe Historic District. The district is comprised of four components: The Plaisance, The Pavillion, The East and West Towers, and the privately o Stock Photo
RM2HKWPE8–The East and West Lafayette Towers in Lafayette Park in Detroit. Constructed between 1956 and 1959, Lafayette Park contains the world’s largest collection of buildings by Mies van der Rohe. It is a rare and remarkable example of the Bauhaus vision of residential living and a unique collaboration among Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig Hilberseimer, and Alfred Caldwell. The neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Mies van der Rohe Historic District. The district is comprised of four components: The Plaisance, The Pavillion, The East and West Towers, and the privately o
A young family walking in the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally. Stock Photo
RM2HKWRJF–A young family walking in the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally.
People walking or riding rickshaws on their way to work in the morning rush in Dhaka on Tuesday 12th of July. Bangladesh is going through a surge of COVID-19, with a record high of 13768 cases on Monday 12th of July. On the 14th of July, the lockdown restrictions will be eased for nine days for the Eid-ul-Azha celebrations. Stock Photo
RM2HKWRKM–People walking or riding rickshaws on their way to work in the morning rush in Dhaka on Tuesday 12th of July. Bangladesh is going through a surge of COVID-19, with a record high of 13768 cases on Monday 12th of July. On the 14th of July, the lockdown restrictions will be eased for nine days for the Eid-ul-Azha celebrations.
Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost. Stock Photo
RM2HKWR81–Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost.
Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081105: Newspaper seller Albert Elvis is handing out papers as fast as he can. Never in his career has he sold more newspapers in one day. With the frontpage of the Chicago Sun Times featuring a portrait of Barack Obama and a subtle title 'Mr. President', Albert has sold more than 2000 papers since 5 in the morning. ' I'm rich! Tonigh I'll stay at the Hilton' he jokes. Most of his customers bought 3 or more papers at once, saving it for later. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWR3X–Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081105: Newspaper seller Albert Elvis is handing out papers as fast as he can. Never in his career has he sold more newspapers in one day. With the frontpage of the Chicago Sun Times featuring a portrait of Barack Obama and a subtle title 'Mr. President', Albert has sold more than 2000 papers since 5 in the morning. ' I'm rich! Tonigh I'll stay at the Hilton' he jokes. Most of his customers bought 3 or more papers at once, saving it for later. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
The Sunshine Skyway Bridge crossing the Tampa Bay. Stock Photo
RM2HKWR7Y–The Sunshine Skyway Bridge crossing the Tampa Bay.
Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081105: Presidential Candidate Barack Obama holds his acceptance speech on Hutchinson Field in Grant Park in Chicago, after being elected the next President of the United States Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWR0D–Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081105: Presidential Candidate Barack Obama holds his acceptance speech on Hutchinson Field in Grant Park in Chicago, after being elected the next President of the United States Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081105: Presidential Candidate Barack Obama holds his acceptance speech on Hutchinson Field in Grant Park in Chicago, after being elected the next President of the United States Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWR07–Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081105: Presidential Candidate Barack Obama holds his acceptance speech on Hutchinson Field in Grant Park in Chicago, after being elected the next President of the United States Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
Walking on top of the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally. Stock Photo
RM2HKWREB–Walking on top of the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally.
Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081105: Presidential Candidate Barack Obama holds his acceptance speech on Hutchinson Field in Grant Park in Chicago, after being elected the next President of the United States Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWR3P–Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081105: Presidential Candidate Barack Obama holds his acceptance speech on Hutchinson Field in Grant Park in Chicago, after being elected the next President of the United States Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
A Ford Mustang convertible is crossng a drawbridge near Boca Raton in Florida. The sky is dark as a heavy rain storm is moving in. Traffic on the drawbridge is controlled by traffic signals and red and white gates. Stock Photo
RM2HKWRNW–A Ford Mustang convertible is crossng a drawbridge near Boca Raton in Florida. The sky is dark as a heavy rain storm is moving in. Traffic on the drawbridge is controlled by traffic signals and red and white gates.
Buildings at the Tampa International Airport. Stock Photo
RM2HKWR71–Buildings at the Tampa International Airport.
Two young boys playing in the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally. Stock Photo
RM2HKWRE8–Two young boys playing in the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally.
A Quinceañera celebration party are posing for photos in the Brooklyn Bridge Park. Stock Photo
RM2HKWR47–A Quinceañera celebration party are posing for photos in the Brooklyn Bridge Park.
A rickshaw puller hauls morning commuters on the back of his flatbed rickshaw on their way to work in the morning rush in Dhaka on Tuesday 12th of July. Bangladesh is going through a surge of COVID-19, with a record high of 13768 cases on Monday 12th of July. On the 14th of July, the lockdown restrictions will be eased for nine days for the Eid-ul-Azha celebrations. Rickshaw pullers are among the worst paid workers in Bangladesh, and have felt the restrictions really hard. During earlier efforts on lockdown, the rickshaw pullers where banned from doing business. This time, regular public trans Stock Photo
RM2HKWRJN–A rickshaw puller hauls morning commuters on the back of his flatbed rickshaw on their way to work in the morning rush in Dhaka on Tuesday 12th of July. Bangladesh is going through a surge of COVID-19, with a record high of 13768 cases on Monday 12th of July. On the 14th of July, the lockdown restrictions will be eased for nine days for the Eid-ul-Azha celebrations. Rickshaw pullers are among the worst paid workers in Bangladesh, and have felt the restrictions really hard. During earlier efforts on lockdown, the rickshaw pullers where banned from doing business. This time, regular public trans
Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081010: The Wall Street is still jittery. NYSE New York Stock Exchange on the last day of the worst week ever for the Dow Jones index. Floor Specialists rushing to finish their deals before closing bell. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv Stock Photo
RM2HKWPRX–Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081010: The Wall Street is still jittery. NYSE New York Stock Exchange on the last day of the worst week ever for the Dow Jones index. Floor Specialists rushing to finish their deals before closing bell. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv
Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost. Stock Photo
RM2HKWR9R–Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost.
Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081104: Entusiasme i Obama-leiren ettersom resultatene tikker inn. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWR06–Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081104: Entusiasme i Obama-leiren ettersom resultatene tikker inn. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost. Stock Photo
RM2HKWRDY–Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost.
Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081014: Lawrence Wright is an author, screenwriter, playwright, and a staff writer for The New Yorker magazine. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWPT8–Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081014: Lawrence Wright is an author, screenwriter, playwright, and a staff writer for The New Yorker magazine. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
A young man taking a cigarette break in the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally. Stock Photo
RM2HKWRJ8–A young man taking a cigarette break in the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally.
A Quinceañera celebration party are posing for photos in the Brooklyn Bridge Park. Stock Photo
RM2HKWR49–A Quinceañera celebration party are posing for photos in the Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081104: Event staff cleaning the bullet proof glass on the sides of the podium at the Obama Election Night event on Hutchinson Field in Grant Park, Chicago Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWPTW–Chicago, Illinois, USA, 20081104: Event staff cleaning the bullet proof glass on the sides of the podium at the Obama Election Night event on Hutchinson Field in Grant Park, Chicago Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081010: The Wall Street is still jittery. NYSE New York Stock Exchange on the last day of the worst week ever for the Dow Jones index. Janitor sweeping the floor after the closing bell. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv Stock Photo
RM2HKWPMW–Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081010: The Wall Street is still jittery. NYSE New York Stock Exchange on the last day of the worst week ever for the Dow Jones index. Janitor sweeping the floor after the closing bell. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv
Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost. Stock Photo
RM2HKWR88–Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost.
Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081121: Floor traders at the NYSE New York Stock Exchange are rallying to buy on the last trading day of a very bad week for Wall Street. Floor Specialist Gregg J. Maloney trading Exxon stocks. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ www.camera-eye.com Stock Photo
RM2HKWR43–Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081121: Floor traders at the NYSE New York Stock Exchange are rallying to buy on the last trading day of a very bad week for Wall Street. Floor Specialist Gregg J. Maloney trading Exxon stocks. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ www.camera-eye.com
A young family on top of the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally. Stock Photo
RM2HKWRJ6–A young family on top of the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally.
Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081001: Floor Specialists at the NYSE New York Stock Exchange. Specialist Scott Wetzel of Banc of America discussing with colleagues minutes before the trading opened on Wednesday. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv Stock Photo
RM2HKWPMJ–Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081001: Floor Specialists at the NYSE New York Stock Exchange. Specialist Scott Wetzel of Banc of America discussing with colleagues minutes before the trading opened on Wednesday. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv
Paramus, New Jersey, USA, 20081008: Ronald E. Hermance, President of the Hudson City Savings Bank. The Hudson City Savings Bank is currently the best performing bank in the US. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv Stock Photo
RM2HKWPMT–Paramus, New Jersey, USA, 20081008: Ronald E. Hermance, President of the Hudson City Savings Bank. The Hudson City Savings Bank is currently the best performing bank in the US. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv
Hempstead, New York, USA, 20081015: The final Presidential Debate held at the Hofstra University on Long Island. McCain campaign manager Steve Schmidt. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWPTN–Hempstead, New York, USA, 20081015: The final Presidential Debate held at the Hofstra University on Long Island. McCain campaign manager Steve Schmidt. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
Hempstead, New York, USA, 20081015: The final Presidential Debate held at the Hofstra University on Long Island. McCain campaign manager Steve Schmidt. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis Stock Photo
RM2HKWPTB–Hempstead, New York, USA, 20081015: The final Presidential Debate held at the Hofstra University on Long Island. McCain campaign manager Steve Schmidt. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagbladet/ Corbis
A stock of NYPD New York Police Department blue and white wooden police barricades. The barricades, known as wooden horse or wooden sawhorses, are a staple of the NYPD and well know by New Yorkers, rioters and marathoners alike, Stock Photo
RM2HKWPE4–A stock of NYPD New York Police Department blue and white wooden police barricades. The barricades, known as wooden horse or wooden sawhorses, are a staple of the NYPD and well know by New Yorkers, rioters and marathoners alike,
Two young boys playing in the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally. Stock Photo
RM2HKWREA–Two young boys playing in the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally.
The East and West Lafayette Towers in Lafayette Park in Detroit. Constructed between 1956 and 1959, Lafayette Park contains the world’s largest collection of buildings by Mies van der Rohe. It is a rare and remarkable example of the Bauhaus vision of residential living and a unique collaboration among Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig Hilberseimer, and Alfred Caldwell. The neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Mies van der Rohe Historic District. The district is comprised of four components: The Plaisance, The Pavillion, The East and West Towers, and the privately o Stock Photo
RM2HKWPE5–The East and West Lafayette Towers in Lafayette Park in Detroit. Constructed between 1956 and 1959, Lafayette Park contains the world’s largest collection of buildings by Mies van der Rohe. It is a rare and remarkable example of the Bauhaus vision of residential living and a unique collaboration among Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig Hilberseimer, and Alfred Caldwell. The neighborhood is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Mies van der Rohe Historic District. The district is comprised of four components: The Plaisance, The Pavillion, The East and West Towers, and the privately o
Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost. Stock Photo
RM2HKWR83–Pfizer whistleblower Peter Rost.
A young girl walking in the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally. Stock Photo
RM2HKWRJA–A young girl walking in the ruins of the Teota Zamindar Palace in the Manikganj district. The palace, believed to be around 300 years old, had more than 50 rooms originally.
Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081006: The failing economy on Wall Street is starting to affect the people on Main Street. On 44th street and 6th avenue a superboard keeping track of the US National Debt recently got a decimal added due to the increasing debt. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv Stock Photo
RM2HKWPMM–Manhattan, New York, USA, 20081006: The failing economy on Wall Street is starting to affect the people on Main Street. On 44th street and 6th avenue a superboard keeping track of the US National Debt recently got a decimal added due to the increasing debt. Photo: Orjan F. Ellingvag/ Dagens Naringsliv
Rickshaw pullers on the streets of Puran Dhaka - Old Dhaka in Bangladesh. The rickshaws are pedal powered tricycles, but used to be pulled by hand, hence 'rickshaw puller'. Nowadays many of the rickshaws are even converted to be powered by electric motor. Stock Photo
RM2HK4JJP–Rickshaw pullers on the streets of Puran Dhaka - Old Dhaka in Bangladesh. The rickshaws are pedal powered tricycles, but used to be pulled by hand, hence 'rickshaw puller'. Nowadays many of the rickshaws are even converted to be powered by electric motor.
A roadside Clam Bar in Montauck. Stock Photo
RM2HK4328–A roadside Clam Bar in Montauck.
The University of St. Gallen. One of the world's leading universities on finance and economics, they are now expanding the campus to be able to hold 3000 more students. Before the expansion, the campus consists of brutalist main building by Walter M. Förderer, Rolf Georg Otto and Hans Zwimpfer from the 1960s, as well as the library and continuing education center designed by Bruno Gerosa a few decades later Stock Photo
RM2HK4EYP–The University of St. Gallen. One of the world's leading universities on finance and economics, they are now expanding the campus to be able to hold 3000 more students. Before the expansion, the campus consists of brutalist main building by Walter M. Förderer, Rolf Georg Otto and Hans Zwimpfer from the 1960s, as well as the library and continuing education center designed by Bruno Gerosa a few decades later
Up until 2014, Lakewood Tent City was home to some twenty people who otherwise would be homeless. In July 2014 the residents were forcefully evicted and the makeshift tents and huts demolished. Joey (with Petey the dog) was moved to a temporary housing. He suffers from diabetes and rely on handouts. Petey the dog was shot by the police when they emptied the camp. Stock Photo
RM2HK4577–Up until 2014, Lakewood Tent City was home to some twenty people who otherwise would be homeless. In July 2014 the residents were forcefully evicted and the makeshift tents and huts demolished. Joey (with Petey the dog) was moved to a temporary housing. He suffers from diabetes and rely on handouts. Petey the dog was shot by the police when they emptied the camp.
Rainy weather reflected in raindrops on a car window outside Boca Raton Stock Photo
RM2HK49YF–Rainy weather reflected in raindrops on a car window outside Boca Raton
Rickshaw pullers on the streets of Puran Dhaka - Old Dhaka in Bangladesh. The rickshaws are pedal powered tricycles, but used to be pulled by hand, hence 'rickshaw puller'. Nowadays many of the rickshaws are even converted to be powered by electric motor. Stock Photo
RM2HK4K8B–Rickshaw pullers on the streets of Puran Dhaka - Old Dhaka in Bangladesh. The rickshaws are pedal powered tricycles, but used to be pulled by hand, hence 'rickshaw puller'. Nowadays many of the rickshaws are even converted to be powered by electric motor.
A plane on approach for landing at the LAX Airport in Los Angeles. Air traffic is increasing worldwide. In 2006, seven percent of the global CO2 emissions came from commercial air traffic, and is expected to surpass fifteen percent by 2050. Stock Photo
RM2HK46H2–A plane on approach for landing at the LAX Airport in Los Angeles. Air traffic is increasing worldwide. In 2006, seven percent of the global CO2 emissions came from commercial air traffic, and is expected to surpass fifteen percent by 2050.
Rickshaw pullers on the streets of Puran Dhaka - Old Dhaka in Bangladesh. The rickshaws are pedal powered tricycles, but used to be pulled by hand, hence 'rickshaw puller'. Nowadays many of the rickshaws are even converted to be powered by electric motor. Stock Photo
RM2HK4JYN–Rickshaw pullers on the streets of Puran Dhaka - Old Dhaka in Bangladesh. The rickshaws are pedal powered tricycles, but used to be pulled by hand, hence 'rickshaw puller'. Nowadays many of the rickshaws are even converted to be powered by electric motor.
Natural and artificially planted reed on sand banks on the shoreside of East Hampton. Beach erosion is a common problem on the shores of Long Island. Stock Photo
RM2HK427H–Natural and artificially planted reed on sand banks on the shoreside of East Hampton. Beach erosion is a common problem on the shores of Long Island.
Swiss wine maker Marie- Therese Chappaz swears by organic methods when she produce her wines in the hilly wineyards in Fully. She even use horses to work the field. The result are tasty. In 2015 she became the Swiss Winemaker of the Year, but she has since moved on: “ Every season is different, so I have to adapt and reinvent all the time”. Switzerland is often overlooked as a wine producing nation, but the Swiss have been growing wine since the day of the Romans. Stock Photo
RM2HK4BWM–Swiss wine maker Marie- Therese Chappaz swears by organic methods when she produce her wines in the hilly wineyards in Fully. She even use horses to work the field. The result are tasty. In 2015 she became the Swiss Winemaker of the Year, but she has since moved on: “ Every season is different, so I have to adapt and reinvent all the time”. Switzerland is often overlooked as a wine producing nation, but the Swiss have been growing wine since the day of the Romans.
Wintery version of Lausanne, vineyards Stock Photo
RM2HK4B31–Wintery version of Lausanne, vineyards
Swiss wine maker Marie- Therese Chappaz swears by organic methods when she produce her wines in the hilly wineyards in Fully. She even use horses to work the field. The result are tasty. In 2015 she became the Swiss Winemaker of the Year, but she has since moved on: “ Every season is different, so I have to adapt and reinvent all the time”. Switzerland is often overlooked as a wine producing nation, but the Swiss have been growing wine since the day of the Romans. Stock Photo
RM2HK4CDD–Swiss wine maker Marie- Therese Chappaz swears by organic methods when she produce her wines in the hilly wineyards in Fully. She even use horses to work the field. The result are tasty. In 2015 she became the Swiss Winemaker of the Year, but she has since moved on: “ Every season is different, so I have to adapt and reinvent all the time”. Switzerland is often overlooked as a wine producing nation, but the Swiss have been growing wine since the day of the Romans.
A much sought after product in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic is a Swiss invention. The hydro-alcoholic gel was formulated in the 1970s by William Griffiths, then a pharmacist at Fribourg Cantonal Hospital. The solution was further developed and democratized by Didier Pittet, an infectious diseases expert at Geneva University Hospitals. Stock Photo
RM2HK4J3H–A much sought after product in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic is a Swiss invention. The hydro-alcoholic gel was formulated in the 1970s by William Griffiths, then a pharmacist at Fribourg Cantonal Hospital. The solution was further developed and democratized by Didier Pittet, an infectious diseases expert at Geneva University Hospitals.
The tent city in Lakewood, NJ, has some 70 residents. From all walks of life, the residents live on the margins, trying to get by with donations, whatever entitlements they have and ingenuity. Stock Photo
RM2HK45X3–The tent city in Lakewood, NJ, has some 70 residents. From all walks of life, the residents live on the margins, trying to get by with donations, whatever entitlements they have and ingenuity.
A heavily loaded sand barge on its way to offload sand to the cement factories near the Kanchon Bridge outside Dhaka in Bangladesh. The rivers are the main transportation ores in the delta country. Stock Photo
RM2HK4JC3–A heavily loaded sand barge on its way to offload sand to the cement factories near the Kanchon Bridge outside Dhaka in Bangladesh. The rivers are the main transportation ores in the delta country.
One of the abandoned fortified gun battery positions of Fort Tilden, now a part of the Gateway National Recreation Area. Stock Photo
RM2HK46CW–One of the abandoned fortified gun battery positions of Fort Tilden, now a part of the Gateway National Recreation Area.
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