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Rights group urges Bangladesh to keep border open

A Rohingya Muslim family who fled Myanmar to Bangladesh to escape religious violence sits at a shelter provided by local people in Taknaf, Bangladesh, Tuesday, June 12, 2012. Bangladesh on Tuesday turned away three boats carrying 1,000 Rohingya Muslims fleeing violence in neighboring Myanmar, bringing to 1,500 the number of refugees blocked in recent days, officials said. (AP Photo/Anurup Titu)

Bangladeshi Border Guard (BGB) soldiers keep watch at a wharf in Taknaf, Bangladesh, Tuesday, June 12, 2012. Bangladesh on Tuesday turned away three boats carrying 1,000 Rohingya Muslims fleeing violence in neighboring Myanmar, bringing to 1,500 the number of refugees blocked in recent days, officials said. (AP Photo/Anurup Titu)

DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) ? A global human rights group on Wednesday urged Bangladesh to keep its border open to people seeking refuge from sectarian violence in western Myanmar.

New York-based Human Rights Watch said in a statement that Bangladesh should also allow independent humanitarian agencies free and unfettered access to the border areas.

It expressed its concern after Bangladesh on Tuesday turned away three boats carrying 1,000 Muslims fleeing violence in neighboring Myanmar, bringing to 1,500 the number of refugees intercepted in recent days.

"By closing its border when violence ... is out of control, Bangladesh is putting lives at grave risk," said Bill Frelick, Refugee Program director at Human Rights Watch.

"Bangladesh has an obligation under international law to keep its border open to people fleeing threats to their lives and provide them protection," Frelick said.

It also urged other governments to provide humanitarian assistance and other support for the refugees.

Violence in western Myanmar between Buddhists and minority Muslims who call themselves Rohingyas have left at least 12 people dead and hundreds of homes burned since Friday.

Foreign Minister Dipu Moni said Tuesday at a news conference in the capital, Dhaka, that it was not in Bangladesh's interest to accept any refugees because the impoverished country's resources already are strained.

Some still slipped into Bangladesh, and one 50-year-old refugee allegedly wounded by gunfire from Myanmar security forces died Tuesday at a hospital in Chittagong, a doctor said. Two other Rohingyas are being treated for bullet wounds, said Anisur Rahman, a doctor at Chittagong Medical College Hospital.

On Wednesday, the Daily Star newspaper published a photograph on its front page of two women and four children who reached Shah Pori Island in the Bay of Bengal a day earlier, reportedly after spending five days at sea.

Myanmar considers the Rohingya to be illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and denies them citizenship. Bangladesh says Rohingya have been living in Myanmar for centuries and should be recognized there as citizens.

In the 1990s, about 250,000 Rohingya Muslims fled to Bangladesh in the face of alleged persecution by the military junta.

Later, Myanmar took back most of them, leaving some 28,000 in two camps run by the government and the United Nations.

Bangladesh has been unsuccessfully negotiating with Myanmar for years to send them back and, in the meantime, tens of thousands of others have entered Bangladesh illegally in recent years.

Associated Press

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Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Sydney Electricians -Typical Resources Of Electric Powered Accident

Electrical systems are more secure than ever before. With some good electrical wiring, education and feeling, you can prevent many of the most typical types of electrical injuries. In fact, you probably prevent many of these potential incidents everyday without even acknowledging it. You don't take a shower or bath while using a blow hair dryer for example. While this example may seem feeling, an electrical engineer can give many cases of electrical injuries. Here are a few of the most common:

House Electric powered wiring Systems

It is much tougher for the normal house owner to prevent injuries that are relevant the wiring in your house. This can be anything from having a poorly based program, to having a program with aged elements, to broken cables. Regardless of what is the main cause of your problem, broken, old or improperly set up home wiring techniques can cause to electrical impact or flame. In most situations, a regional electrical engineer can easily analyze your electrical program to make sure its protection.

Cords and Plugs

* Cables and attached are one of the most common causes of electric powered injuries. In fact, they are accountable for more fatalities each year than any other electric powered element. You should follow these guidelines:

* Never use a cable or connect that seems to be broken. If there is any noticeable wear on the insulating material, such as rips or get rid of represents, do not use the cable.

* Never fix a broken cable with electric powered record. This will not provide the insulating material necessary for protection.

* Do not use electric powered cords for a lasting power solution. * Never hide electric powered cords under floor covering or anywhere else. This can lead to hidden harm.

* Always use electric powered cords that are ranked to deal with the equipment that are connected to them.

Water Safety

Because of safety-minded electric powered requirements, GFCI (ground mistake routine interrupter) shops must be used in the kitchen, restrooms, car ports, outside and anywhere else that may regularly come in contact with wetness. If you reside in a home that does not have this type of store, contact an electrical engineer to have your present shops changed as soon as possible. These shops are developed to cut off the circulation of energy whenever a short or other electric powered problem is recognized. This can significantly improve the protection of you and your household.

One of the biggest things that you can do to prevent yourself from electric powered damage is to cure all energy resources with the regard that they are entitled to. This means that you should prevent connecting as many products as you can into one connect. You should follow all of the cautions and brands, such as those on your lights. Do not try to connect a 100-watt light into a 60-watt connect. Most of all, call an electrical engineer right away if you believe that you may have old or aged electric powered devices. A few small actions could preserve you and your household from a disastrous incident.

If you are having electrical trouble you need to hire a professional electrician to deal with the issue. It is strongly advised that you don't perform any electrical work on your own. If you live in Sydney then you need to look for Sydney Electricians.Finding Electrical Contractors Sydney is easy if you know where to look.

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Monday, June 11, 2012

Bizarre Arctic discovery baffles NASA scientists (+video)

Scientists funded by NASA have uncovered a massive algae bloom flourishing beneath thick Arctic ice, radically altering our understanding of Arctic ecosystems.?

By Nancy Atkinson,?Universe Today / June 8, 2012

A crane lowers instruments over the side of the Healy into the Chukchi Sea to collect water samples and take readings at different depths.

Kathryn Hansen/NASA

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Imagine finding a rainforest in the middle of a desert. That is how NASA scientists are equating a new biological discovery in Arctic Ocean. Microscopic plants called phytoplankton are actively growing under the thinning Arctic ice. In fact, the scientists say the phytoplankton growth in the Arctic may now be richer than any other ocean region on Earth. The finding reveals a new consequence of the Arctic?s warming climate, and gives researchers an important clue to understanding the impacts of a changing climate and environment on the Arctic Ocean and its ecology.

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?If someone had asked me before the expedition whether we would see under-ice blooms, I would have told them it was impossible,? said Kevin Arrigo of Stanford University, leader of the ICESCAPE mission and lead author of the new study. ?This discovery was a complete surprise.?
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ICESCAPE, stand for Impacts of Climate on EcoSystems and Chemistry of the Arctic Pacific Environment and in 2010 and 2011, scientists explored Arctic waters in the Beaufort and Chukchi seas along Alaska?s western and northern coasts onboard a U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker. The researchers drilled down through three-foot thick sea ice to study impacts of environmental variability and change in the Arctic on the ocean biology, ecology and biogeochemistry.

The researchers found the phytoplankton were extremely active, doubling in number more than once a day. Conversely, blooms in open waters grow at a much slower rate, doubling in two to three days. These growth rates are among the highest ever measured for polar waters.

Phytoplankton were thought to grow in the Arctic Ocean only after sea ice had retreated for the summer.

In July of 2011 the researchers observed blooms beneath the ice that extended from the sea-ice edge to 72 miles into the ice pack. Ocean current data revealed that these blooms developed under the ice and had not drifted there from open water, where phytoplankton concentrations can be high.

Previously, it was thought that sea ice blocked most sunlight needed for phytoplankton growth. Scientists now think that the thinning Arctic ice is allowing sunlight to reach the waters under the sea ice, spurring plant blooms where they had never been observed. The findings were published today in the journal Science.

Phytoplankton is the base of the marine food chain and they consume large amounts of carbon dioxide. Scientists will have to reassess the amount of carbon dioxide entering the Arctic Ocean through biological activity if the under-ice blooms turn out to be common.

?At this point we don?t know whether these rich phytoplankton blooms have been happening in the Arctic for a long time and we just haven?t observed them before,? Arrigo said. ?These blooms could become more widespread in the future, however, if the Arctic sea ice cover continues to thin.?

The discovery of these previously unknown under-ice blooms also has implications for the broader Arctic ecosystem, including migratory species such as whales and birds. Phytoplankton are eaten by small ocean animals, which are eaten by larger fish and ocean animals. A change in the timeline of the blooms can cause disruptions for larger animals that feed either on phytoplankton or on the creatures that eat these microorganisms.

?It could make it harder and harder for migratory species to time their life cycles to be in the Arctic when the bloom is at its peak,? Arrigo said. ?If their food supply is coming earlier, they might be missing the boat.?

The scientists said the discovery also may have major implications for the global carbon cycle and the ocean?s energy balance, and they may need to revise their understanding of the ecology of the Arctic and the region?s role in the Earth system.

You can see more images from the ICESCAPE expedition on?NASA Goddard?s Flickr page.

The team?s paper: K.R. Arrigo et al. Massive phytoplankton blooms under Arctic sea ice. Science.?doi:10.1126/science.1215065.

Source:?NASA

Nancy Atkinson is Universe Today's Senior Editor. She also is the host of the?NASA Lunar Science Institute podcast?and works with the?Astronomy Cast?and?365 Days of Astronomy?podcasts. Nancy is also a NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador.

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