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NEWARK, N.J. – Federal agents today arrested eight of nine people charged for their alleged participation in a widespread foreign student visa fraud, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Special agents with ICE Homeland Security Investigations executed three search warrants, including two at school campuses located in Iselin and Jersey City. The defendants are charged by Complaint with conspiracy to obtain and use phony visas and conspiracy to conceal illegal aliens. The defendants who were arrested were scheduled to make their initial appearances before U.S. Magistrate Judge Patty Shwartz today in Newark federal court.
"The Student and Exchange Visitor Program opens educational opportunities to deserving foreign students and enriches the educational environment at our schools," U.S. Attorney Fishman said. "Their actions highlight the need for constant vigilance in protecting all avenues of entry into this country. The defendants tried corrupt this worthy program to enable illegal entry into the country and to reap personal profit."
"America welcomes people from around the world to come to the United States to enrich themselves with remarkable educational opportunities through the Student Exchange and Visitor Program (SEVP)," said Andrew McLees, special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations in Newark. "Those schools, however, that choose to misuse this program by permitting ineligible persons to remain in the country illegally, thereby corrupting America's legal immigration system and potentially do us harm, will be brought to justice."
According to the Criminal Complaint filed in this case:
Dhirenkumar Parikh, 34, of Old Bridge, N.J., was the president, owner, and registered agent of Vision Career Consultants USA Inc. ("VCC"), located in Iselin, NJ. VCC operates as an intermediary between students and various academic institutions within the United States, recruiting students for the institutions in exchange for a referral fee and assisting students with the application process. Parikh and his co-conspirators defrauded the Student and Exchange Visitor Program ("SEVP") by providing foreign nationals, for a fee, the documents needed to obtain student visas, without verifying any of the foreign nationals' information.
As described in the Complaint, Parikh and others allegedly ran their criminal enterprise through VCC and American Health and Technology Institute ("AHTI"), formerly known as "PC Tech Learning Center LLC," a school that was certified by SEVP to enroll foreign students. In addition to counterfeiting documents and falsely certifying that the foreign nationals had met AHTI's school admission requirements, the defendants falsely certified attendance records and actively assisted some students with hiding their prior violations of immigration law.
Count One of the Complaint – conspiracy to obtain and receive student visas for entry into and as evidence of authorized stay in the United States, knowing that the student visas had been procured by means of false claims and statements and otherwise procured by fraud and unlawfully obtained – is punishable by a maximum potential penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
Count Two – disregard of the fact that aliens had come to, entered, and remained in the United States in violation of law, conspiring to conceal, harbor, and shield from detection such aliens, for commercial advantage and private financial gain – punishable by a maximum potential penalty of 10 years in prison and up to a $250,000 fine.
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Dhirenkumar Parikh, 34 a/k/a "Ren Parikh" |
Old Bridge |
Counts One & Two |
Vanrajsinh Chavda |
Fords, N.J. |
Counts One & Two |
Manamadurai Somalingham, 63 |
Pelham, N.J. |
Counts One & Two |
Hemantkumar Patel,* 29 a/k/a "Harry Patel" |
Counts One & Two |
Michelle Alphonso, 34 |
Iselin |
Count One |
Maulik Gajjar, 33 |
Iselin |
Count One |
Tiffany Thomas, 38 |
Orange |
Count One |
Yasmin Rivera, 29 |
Count One |
Hemlata Christian, 40 |
Count Two |
*not in custody
U.S. Attorney Fishman credited special agents of ICE-HSI under the direction of Special Agent in Charge McLees in Newark, with the investigation leading to today's arrests.
The government is represented by Assistant U.S. Attorney Shana W. Chen of the office's Organized Crime/Gangs Unit in Newark.
The charges and allegations contained in the Complaint are merely accusations, and the defendants are considered innocent unless and until proven guilty.
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Foresters take 3rd at SXU Holiday Tournament
The HU women's basketball team took third place at the 2012 St. Xavier University Holiday Tournament with a 77-65 win over the University of St. Francis (Ill.) Saturday night at the Shannon Center.
No. 12 St. Xavier disposes of HU 77-61
The 23rd-ranked HU women's basketball team let the second half slip away from them as they dropped a 77-61 decision to host St. Xavier University Friday evening at the Shannon Center. With this loss, the Foresters drop to 9-4.
HU advances to winner's bracket with 59-44 win over Calumet
The Forester women's basketball team (9-3) got the job done Thursday night with a 59-44 win over Calumet College of St. Joseph (5-9) in first round action of the 2012 St. Xavier University Holiday Tournament.
O'Donnell to share economic review, forecast at January Foundation Breakfast
Jim O'Donnell will give his annual review and forecast of the economy at the Huntington University Foundation Breakfast on Jan. 9.
Foresters extend win streak to six with 102-60 win over IU Kokomo
The Foresters continued their winning ways Saturday afternoon with a 102-60 blowout over Indiana University Kokomo (5-8) at Platt Arena.
HU knocks off No. 24 Cornerstone 68-63
The HU men's basketball team (9-5) stretched its win streak to five by stealing a 68-63 road win from 24th-ranked Cornerstone University (9-4) Thursday evening.
JMC receives new van with the help of donor
After more than four years of fundraising, the Joe Mertz Center at Huntington University received an early Christmas present Thursday — a new van.
Behind the Scenes: Norm says 'Merry Christmas'
Huntington University is saying, "Merry Christmas," this year in style with its very only stop-motion animated tale.
Foresters roll past Warriors 90-50
The Forester men's basketball team (8-5) extended their win streak to four by cruising past the University of Akron Wayne 90-50 Monday evening in the friendly confines of Platt Arena.
Taking to the field
Two Huntington University students, Jake Essig and Isaac Beal, along with their friends, Derek Garde and Nick Streibick, will be dribbling soccer balls from Monroe, Ohio, to Toledo — a full 250-mile trip — to raise money for the homeless in Toledo.
HU puts on 2nd half shooting clinic to top CCU
The Forester men's basketball team (7-5) extended their win streak to three with a 66-59 win over Cincinnati Christian University (6-7) Saturday afternoon at Platt Arena.
#23 HU crushes Asbury 92-68
After nearly a two-week break since their last game, the 23rd-ranked HU women's basketball team looked like they hadn't missed a beat as they crushed the Eagles of Asbury University (11-4) 92-68 Saturday afternoon at the Luce Center.
Foresters reach century mark in 104-56 debacle of OSU Newark
A grueling week of final exams didn't seem to faze the Forester men's basketball team as they came out firing on all cylinders to blowout Ohio State University Newark 104-56 at Platt Arena Thursday evening.
Tribolet, Duffer recognized as December Peer Award recipients
The Huntington University Peer Award recipients for December are Polly Tribolet, accounts payable/student payroll processor, and Jay Duffer, assistant professor of theatre arts.
HU students continue work started in India
Almost a year after returning from a missions trip to Chennai, India, the Huntington University team has reached and exceeded its fundraising goal of $20,000 for the Home of Love. Next month, a team is going back to finish the job.
Palmer to become a Forester
Head coach Lori Culler and the Huntington University women's basketball program have announced their first 2013-14 recruit with the signing of Arcadia High School sensation Miranda Palmer.
HU cheer clinic set for January 12, 2013
The Huntington University cheer squad will host a "Junior Forester Cheerleader" clinic on January 12 from 8:30 – 11:30 a.m. at the Merillat Complex for Physical Education for ages four years old to eighth grade.
HU tennis camp slated for January 2-4, 2013
The Huntington University men's tennis team will host their second annual holiday tennis camp January 2-4 at the Merillat Complex for Physical Education.
Forester women finish 8th at Cardinal Baker Classic
The Forester women's bowling team finished 8th in the inaugural Ball State University Cardinal Baker Classic at Munsee Lanes in Muncie, Ind., on December 1-2.
Huntington spends Thanksgiving break in Illinois
Coach Jim Bischoff's bowling squads spent part of their Thanksgiving break in Illinois to compete in the National Team Match Game Tournament.
HU competes in Wright State Roto Grip Raider Classic
In HU's third outing of the year, the Forester men's bowling team totaled 6,805 pins to finish 22nd in the Wright State University Roto Grip Raider Classic November 10-11 while the women came in 16th with 7,140 pins.
NAIA recognizes four HU volleyball players
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) announced Friday that 408 volleyball student-athletes have been named 2012 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athletes and four Foresters were included in the list of honorees.
HU tree voted 'Crowd Favorite' at Forks of the Wabash
The Huntington University Christmas tree at the Historic Forks of the Wabash was voted the "Crowd Favorite" during Christmas at the Forks.
McGuire inks with Huntington
The Huntington University softball program has inked its first recruit for the 2013-2014 season with the signing of Frankton High School standout Natalie McGuire.
Hinen commits to wear Huntington green and white
The Huntington University men's basketball team has added its third Whitley County product to its roster for next season with the signing of Columbia City playmaker Derek Hinen.
Purdue Calumet sticks it to No. 21 HU 77-67
Purdue Calumet extended their win-streak to six by stealing a 77-67 road victory from the HU women's basketball team Tuesday evening.
Foresters down Crusaders for second time this season
The Forester men's basketball team (5-5) pulled away in the first half to log their second win in as many outings against the Crusaders by disposing of Great Lakes Christian College (1-13) 75-50 Tuesday night at Platt Arena.
Merryman named Crossroads Player of the Week
Huntington University junior Shane Merryman was named the Crossroads League Player of the Week for the week of December 3-9, 2012.
Four HU soccer players receive Scholar Athlete honors
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) announced Friday that 315 men's soccer student-athletes have been named 2012 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes. Among the list of honorees were Huntington University athletes Isaac Beal, Wes Johnson, Drew Mattingly and James Parker.
No. 10 Grace hangs on for 89-88 win over HU
The fans got their money's worth Saturday afternoon at the Orthopaedic Capital Center where the No. 10 Lancers of Grace College (5-2, 2-1) outlasted the Forester men's basketball team 89-88.
No. 22 HU rolls over #RV Lancers 75-52
It was a game where everything came together for the 22nd-ranked HU women's basketball team as they ran away with a 75-52 win over #RV Grace College (7-3, 1-2) in Saturday's MCC matchup at Platt Arena.
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Matthew 6:19-21 (New International Version)
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19 "Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moths and vermin destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. 20 But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where moths and vermin do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal. 21 For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.
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[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website; JURIST news archive] heard oral arguments [day call, PDF; merit briefs] Monday in three cases. In Jones v. Harris Associates [oral arguments transcript, PDF; JURIST report], the Court heard arguments on whether a shareholder must show that a fund's investment adviser misled the fund's directors in order to have a cognizable claim of an excessive fee under section 36(b) of the Investment Company Act of 1940 [text]. The case was brought by several plaintiffs who own shares in funds advised by Harris Associates [corporate website]. The plaintiffs claim that the fees are too high and are in violation of section 36(b). The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit held [opinion, PDF] that the claim is not cognizable unless the shareholder can show that the adviser misled the fund's directors who approved the fee. Counsel for the plaintiff-petitioners argued:
For three reasons, the Seventh Circuit's judgment should be reversed. First, under the Court's longstanding precedent, in this context a fiduciary duty requires a fair fee, achieved through full disclosure and good-faith negotiation. Second, the best gauge of a fair fee is what the investment adviser charges at arm's-length in other transactions for similar services. And, third, applying that standard here, Harris charged twice as much in percentage terms for providing virtually identical advisory services in arm's-length transactions with institutional investors.
allowing plaintiffs to recover State law penalties in Federal court that they can't recover in State court on a State law cause of action would powerfully distort ex ante forum choices, which is precisely what the Erie doctrine seeks to avoid.
This Court should clarify that the purpose of the adequate State grounds doctrine isn't to strip State courts of their equitable power to excuse procedural defaults, but simply to ensure that they don't discriminate against Federal claims under the guise of procedural ruling.
[JURIST] Afghanistan's Independent Election Commission (IEC) [official website] on Monday declared President Hamid Karzai [BBC profile, JURIST news archive] the winner of the presidential election [JURIST news archive] after challenger Abdullah Abdullah [BBC profile] withdrew from the runoff election to which both parties agreed [JURIST report] last month. Abdullah withdrew from the race [Financial Times report] on Sunday saying he could not be certain the upcoming vote would be free or fair. The runoff election was agreed to after the UN-backed Electoral Complaints Commission (ECC) [official website] invalidated election results from 210 polling stations. The ECC found clear and convincing evidence of fraud and had ordered the IEC to invalidate a percentage of votes from both candidates based on the ECC's September 8 recount order [JURIST report]. US President Barack Obama congratulated [AP report] Karzai, but urged him to eradicate governmental corruption.Extensive allegations of voter fraud followed the August election and more than 100 complaints [JURIST report] were filed with the ECC by the Abdullah campaign alleging ballot stuffing, inflated vote counts, and intimidation at the polls by Karzai supporters. Doubts were raised about the ECC's work after Maulavi Mustafa Barakzai, one of the two Afghans sitting on the commission, resigned [JURIST report] last month citing "foreign interference." Barakzai's resignation lead to allegations that his actions were influenced by Karzai - allegations that were refuted by Karzai's campaign.
[JURIST] Human rights abuses in Zimbabwe's diamond mining industry were on the agenda Monday at the annual meeting of the Kimberley Process (KP) [advocacy website], the global organization dedicated to suppressing trade in so-called "conflict diamonds." The objective of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) [text, PDF] is to curtail trade in conflict diamonds, or rough diamonds used by insurgencies to finance their movements. Civil society groups such as Global Witness, Partnership Africa Canada, and Green Advocates, have called for the suspension of Zimbabwe's international diamond trade due to the human rights violations [Telegraph report] allegedly committed by the Zimbabwean army against civilians and illegal workers in the Marange diamond fields. The army seized the fields in 2006 from the British company, African Consolidated Resources. Human Rights Watch (HRW) [advocacy website] has also urged [press release] KP to suspend Zimbabwe.From June 30 to July 4 of this year the KP appointed a team to conduct a Review Mission [press release, PDF] in Zimbabwe. They suggested that Zimbabwe's membership to the organization be revoked [Times Live, report] for at least six months while the KP could ascertain that minimum standards were being met. The KP then sent its Chair to Zimbabwe for informative purposes. Despite the allegations, Zimbabwe's deputy minister of Mines and Mining Development of Zimbabwe, in an address delivered at the KP Intercessional Meeting [press release, PDF] earlier this year, emphasized Zimbabwe's dedication to the principles and effective implementation of the KPCS. Illicit trade in rough diamonds has been closely linked to armed conflict [UN backgrounder] in Angola, Cote d'Ivoire, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Sierra Leone. Since its inception in 2003, the KP has operated [backgrounder] by endeavoring to require its members to follow the regulations set forth by the KPSC, and in turn certifies their shipments of rough diamonds as "conflict-free."
[JURIST] The War Crimes Court [official website, in Bosnian] of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) on Friday convicted [press release] former Serbian commander Predrag Kujundzic of crimes against humanity and sentenced him to 22 years in jail. The court found Kujundzic in violation of Article 172 (1) h) of the Criminal Code of BiH [text, PDF]. The court found that as the commander of the Predo's Wolves from the spring 1992 to autumn 1993, Kujundzic "committed and incited killings, coercing to sexual slavery, rape, severe deprivation of physical liberty, persecution of non-Serb civilian population and other inhuman acts." Kujundzic was also found guilty of inhumane treatment of 50 Bosniak and Croat civilians who had been unlawfully detained and used as human shields during active combat operations, resulting in 17 of these civilians losing their lives. The court found that "Kujundzic failed to undertake necessary and reasonable measures to prevent such treatment, although he knew that those civilians were treated in a forbidden manner and that they would be exposed to a life threatening situation." The court extended custody up to nine months in case the second-instance verdict revokes the first-instance verdict. Kujundzic was indicted [text, PDF, in Bosnian] in January 2008, and his trial began in April of that year.Last week, BiH police arrested [JURIST report] three former Bosnian Serb policemen on Thursday on genocide charges related to the Srebrenica massacre [BBC backgrounder; JURIST news archive]. Last November, BiH police arrested [JURIST report] two other former police officers suspected of involvement in the Srebrenica massacre. In October 2008, the Court of BiH sentenced [JURIST report] former Bosnian Serb special police officer Vaso Todorovic [BiH backgrounder] to six years in prison for committing crimes against humanity. During the 1995 forcible transfer of 40,000 Bosniak from a UN-protected area in Srebrenica to Potocari, Serbian forces allegedly summarily executed at least 7,000 Bosniak men between the ages of 13 and 17.
[JURIST] The US Department of Justice (DOJ) [official website] announced Sunday that Mexico's extradition of 11 fugitives [press release] to the US on Saturday has brought the number of extraditions this year to a record 100. The individuals face charges ranging from conspiracy to distribute and distribution of narcotics, to money laundering, molestation, and murder. The announcement of the extraditions came the day before US Attorney General Eric Holder was due to meet with his Mexican counterpart Arturo Chavez [official profiles]. Holder applauded Mexico's cooperative efforts with the US:
By ensuring that alleged criminals are held accountable, we send a strong message that fleeing across the border does not mean you will escape justice. I am looking forward to meeting Attorney General Chavez tomorrow and discussing additional ways we as law enforcement partners can work together to hold such defendants, particularly alleged leaders and associates of drug cartels, accountable.
[JURIST] Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Rohitha Bogollagama [official website] objected Monday to plans by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) [official website] to question military commander General Sarath Fonseka [official profile] about the alleged war crimes committed during the civil war with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) [JURIST archive]. Fonseka, holding a diplomatic passport and a Green Card, is traveling in the US to visit his daughters in Oklahoma. The Sri Lankan government is concerned that the DHS is seeking testimony from Fonseka against Sri Lankan Defense Secretary Gotabhaya Rajapaksa [official profile] on allegations of human rights violations. Bogollagama asserted that any information from Fonseka is privileged and cannot legally be shared with a third party without consent from the Sri Lankan government. Last month, the US Department of State (DOS) [official website] released a report [text, PDF] on the incidents that took place during the final months of Sri Lankas civil conflict by both the government and the LTTE, urging [JURIST report] Sri Lankan officials to investigate reports of human rights violations and war crimes and prosecute those responsible. While the government of Sri Lanka rejected [statement] the findings of the DOS report, President Mahinda Rajapaksa [official website] decided last month to appoint an independent committee [JURIST report] to investigate allegations of human rights violations. In September, UN Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs B. Lynn Pascoe [official profile] encouraged [JURIST report] Sri Lanka to conduct an independent inquiry into allegations of war crimes and to make quicker progress in shutting down camps and achieving political reconciliation among the country's warring ethnic factions. The Sri Lankan government finished an internal investigation of human rights violations in June while refusing to permit [JURIST report] an external probe to conduct a full investigation. In May, as the country's decades-long civil war was coming to an end, Rajapaksa denied [JURIST report] humanitarian groups full access to refugee camps, saying the camps still needed to be screened for rebel fighters.
[JURIST] The US Supreme Court [official website; JURIST news archive] on Monday granted certiorari [order list, PDF] in three cases. In Hamilton, Chapter 13 Trustee v. Lanning [docket; cert. petition, PDF], the Court limited its grant of certiorari to "[w]hether, in calculating the debtor's 'projected disposable income' during the plan period, the bankruptcy court may consider evidence suggesting that the debtor's income or expenses during that period are likely to be different from her income or expenses during the pre-filing period." The US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit found [opinion, PDF] that a debtor's current monthly income is the appropriate income to use in this analysis. The court also agreed to hear New Process Steel, L.P. v. National Labor Relations Board [docket; cert. petition, PDF]. The Court will consider whether the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) [official website] has the authority to decide cases where only two of the five-member board are present. Section 3(b) of the National Labor Relations Act [29 USC § 153(b)] provides that three members is enough to constitute a quorum of the NLRB. The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit found [opinion, PDF] that the NLRB had acted appropriately and affirmed its decision in full. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) [official website] has urged the Court to uphold [JURIST report] all decisions by the two-member board.In Levin, Tax Commissioner of Ohio v. Commerce Energy, Inc. [docket; cert. petition, PDF], the court will consider whether a challenge to state tax exemptions can occur in federal court when the suit does not involve the challengers own tax assessment, but rather others that are similarly situated. The court will review whether the Tax Injunction Act [28 USC § 1341] or comity principles bar federal court jurisdiction. The US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit reversed [opinion, PDF] the district court's decision, which granted a motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. The court found that neither the Tax Injunction Act nor the general principles of comity barred the plaintiff's claim.
[JURIST] Russian President Dmitry Medvedev [official profile] on Sunday signed into law [press release, in Russian] a bill that introduces stricter punishments for those convicted of manipulating the stock market. Traders and journalists convicted of market manipulation involving more than 1,000,000 rubles may now face prison time between two and seven years, along with fines [AFP report]. The law passed through the State Duma and the Federation Council [official websites, in Russian] last month.The law was announced [JURIST report] last year by the head of Russia's Federal Financial Markets Service (FFMS) [official website], Vladimir Milovidov [official profile]. The FFMS was created in 2004 by then-president and current Prime Minister Vladimir Putin [official website, in Russian]. In 2007, Russia created a new division [GAAP-IRFS report] within the FFMS in order to help combat insider trading, but it is unclear whether this has had any effect. Russia has two primary stock exchanges, the RTS and the MICEX [exchange websites].
[JURIST] The Obama administration on Friday filed a motion to dismiss [text, PDF] a federal lawsuit [complaint, PDF] challenging the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) [text; JURIST news archive]. The suit was brought [JURIST report] in July by Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley [official profile] and challenges the DOMA on constitutional grounds. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) [official website] argued that states that allow same-sex marriages [JURIST news archive] cannot force the federal government to provide benefits to those couples. The Obama administration still maintains that DOMA is discriminatory but says it must continue to defend standing federal statutes:
This Administration does not support DOMA as a matter of policy, believes that it is discriminatory, and supports its repeal. Consistent with the rule of law, however, the Department of Justice has long followed the practice of defending federal statutes as long as reasonable arguments can be made in support of their constitutionality, even if the Department disagrees with a particular statute as a policy matter, as it does here.
[JURIST] The Obama administration, top lawmakers, and news organizations reached an agreement [press release] Friday on legislation that would protect journalists from being forced to reveal their sources in federal court. The compromise version of the Free Flow of Information Act [HR 985 materials] would extend protections to journalists by creating a qualified privilege for those who refuse to disclose confidential sources. It would allow judges to weigh the greater public and national security interests against the need to uncover a journalist's source. The protection would extend to subpoenas for journalists' information as well as any efforts made to investigate phone and Internet records journalists utilized to obtain any information. In an announcement of the compromise, Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) [official website] said:
We've come a long way in these negotiations and have now reached a compromise that strikes the right balance between national security concerns and the public's right to know. This new version preserves a strong protection for reporters interested in protecting their sources, while also making sure that the government can still do the job of protecting its citizens. This agreement should expedite this bill's movement through committee and the full Senate. The negotiated compromise creates a fair standard to protect the public interest, journalists, the news media, bloggers, prosecutors and litigants.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - A wildfire that burned over 400 square miles of Alaska tundra in the scorching summer of 2007 poured as much carbon into the atmosphere as the entire Arctic normally absorbs each year, according to a new study in the scientific journal Nature.
The tundra fire, near the Anaktuvuk River of Alaska's North Slope, was considered an unprecedented event at the time. It was, by far, the largest single wildfire on treeless Arctic tundra ever recorded, and was twice as big as all previously recorded Alaska tundra fires combined.
But it may be an ominous sign of climate problems in the future, according to the study and the researchers who conducted it.
The study, published on Thursday, measured the volume of carbon emitted by the months-long fire -- although massive it covered only a tiny portion of the vast North Slope -- at 2.1 million metric tons.
"It was the same order of magnitude as what the Arctic takes up and stores in plant biomass," said Syndonia Bret-Harte of the Institute of Arctic Biology at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, one of the study's authors.
That creates the potential for a "positive feedback" loop that would reinforce the warming trend in the far north, according to the study.
Repeated large fires might even cancel out any potential carbon-absorption benefits from increased plant growth in the Arctic that has been made possible by the region's warming climate, the researchers said.
Fires on the Arctic tundra are not unusual, but most blazes are very small and short-lived because of the cool climate and the dampness of the environment, Bret-Harte said.
The 2007 fire, however, occurred under extreme conditions -- an especially hot, dry year, marked by the smallest Arctic sea ice cover ever recorded by satellite, plus strong winds. The lightning-sparked blaze began in July of that year and smoldered for weeks before it was whipped up by winds in September, when tundra plants were dried out, she said.
All indications are that climate changes in the Arctic will make future fires more likely, Bret-Harte said. Lightning strikes on the North Slope have increased dramatically over the last 20 years, raising the potential for fire starts, while temperatures are rising, he said.
"The expectation would be that conditions that allowed that to happen could probably recur in the future," Bret-Harte said. "We'll probably see it more frequently than we have in the past."
One bright note in the study was the discovery that none of the material burned in the fire was older than 50 years, contrary to fears the fire released carbon that had been stored in the soils from vegetation that grew hundreds or thousands of years ago.
"It actually turns out that it was mostly fairly young carbon," proof much of the available carbon-containing material in the soil remained intact, she said.
Meanwhile, the burned tundra is recovering, said Bret-Harte, who spoke from the remote Toolik Field Station, a University of Alaska research facility located relatively close to the Anaktuvuk River fire site.
Slow-growing lichens, an important food source for caribou, and mosses have yet to return, she said. But vascular plants such as cotton grass and shrubs are growing well again, and there is a good crop of cloudberries at the site, she said.
"At first glance, it looks pretty green," she said. "It's not just a black pit in the landscape."
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Project: Pacific Northwest Consortium for Pre- and Post-doctoral Traineeships in Oceans and Human Health
Principal Investigator:
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The purpose of the proposed Pacific Northwest Consortium for Pre- and Post-doctoral Traineeships in Oceans and Human Health (PNW Consortium) is to train the next generation of scientists adept at understanding and shaping a newly emerging field focused on the interaction between oceans and human health and well-being. The PNW Consortium will be composed of faculty affiliated with the NSF/NIEHS-supported Pacific Northwest Center for Human Health and Ocean Studies coordinated through the University of Washington (UW Center); faculty affiliated with the NOAA- and NSFsponsored ECOHAB PNW; scientists from the West Coast Center for Oceans and Human Health, a NOAA Center of Excellence in Seattle (NOAA Center); managers from Washington Sea Grant; and practicum mentors from diverse areas, including shellfish management, water quality control, and ballast water management. PNW Consortium participants have a track-record of successful collaborations on factors that influence the impacts of harmful algal blooms, pathogens and chemical toxicants on shellfish safety; on the development of novel warning systems for detection of toxins; and on the use of model organisms to understand toxicant impacts. PNW Consortium funds will be used to support stipend and tuition for 4 graduate students for 1-2 years each and the stipends for 3 post-doctoral researchers for 1 year each to conduct research in one of these 3 areas. The proposed support structure is designed to maximize the number of early-career scientists exposed to the research philosophy and opportunities associated with participation in the PNW Consortium. Four explicit requirements accompany this support model.
1) PNW Consortium mentors will provide support for research costs during PNW Consortium-supported training;
2) PNW Consortium mentors will provide all necessary support for graduate students to successfully progress towards completion of their Ph.D.s once PNW Consortium support is completed;
3) PNW Consortium mentors will provide all necessary support for post-doctoral researchers for a minimum of 1 additional year after completion of PNW Consortium support;
4) Students and postdoctoral researchers receiving support from the PNW Consortium will continue to participate in and contribute to PNW Consortium activities after their financial support is completed.
PNW Consortium funds will be used entirely for recruitment and retention of talented graduate students and post-doctoral researchers. Together, the NOAA and UW Centers currently support the research of 9 post-doctoral researchers, 10 graduate students, and 14 undergraduates who are actively conducting research on Oceans and Human Health. New PNW Consortium trainees will have a .ready-made. cohort of likeminded early-career scientists to interact with and learn from. Moreover, a number of training opportunities are in place because of already established interactions between the NOAA and UW Centers: trainees will participate in a jointly sponsored biweekly seminar series; they will participate in a yearly research cruise in Puget Sound, WA aboard the R/V Thompson; they will have opportunities to mentor undergraduates supported through the NSF-sponsored Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Oceans and Human Health program; they will interact with the NSF-sponsored Center for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence Ocean Learning Center (COSEE-OCL) coordinated through the University of Washington; and they will work closely with Consortium members from the NOAA Center with whom established collaborations already exist. A jointly taught, seminar-format class will use case studies to further train new graduate students and postdoctoral researchers on the complicated interactions between oceans and human health.
Project: Georgia Oceans and Human Health Initiative Graduate Training Consortium
Principal Investigator:
Erin K. Lipp, Ph.D., Associate Professor, UGA Environmental Health Science
The GOHI Graduate Training Consortium will be based at the University of Georgia as a primary collaboration between the College of Public Health and the School of Marine Programs (Dept. of Marine Science). The goals of this initiative will be to develop doctoral level scientists who are trained in both fundamental laboratory and field skills of marine and environmental sciences and engaged in human health applications of ocean science through exposure and involvement in public health policy. All trainees will participate in research with investigators at the NOAA Oceans and Human Health Center at Hollings Marine Lab (Charleston, SC) or NOAA.s Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Lab (Miami), as well as public health and policy experiences with federal, state or local agencies (including the Georgia Division of Public Health). Additionally, students participating in this initiative will pursue public health electives, and other courses and seminars developed in oceans and human health through this program, to facilitate true cross disciplinary training in ocean science and public health.
Currently, researchers across UGA are engaged in research related to the mission of NOAA.s Oceans and Human Health Initiative. In particular, the PIs have nationally recognized programs in microbial ecology and human pathogens in estuaries and shellfish, pharmaceutical contaminants and aquatic toxicology, and the effects of climate change. Investigators include microbiologists, biogeochemists, toxicologists and ecologists with ongoing research programs in which a human health component already exists or can be easily incorporated. Two of the PIs (Erin Lipp and Dana Cole) are currently funded under the NOAA Oceans and Human Health Initiative. Furthermore, collaborating investigators at NOAA centers will complement these research strengths. Specifically, this training program will focus on three core areas: microbial ecology and human pathogens in coastal zones; aquatic toxicology; and the role of oceans and microbes in climate change. Finally, collaboration with the newly formed College of Public Health and the Interdisciplinary Toxicology Program at UGA will facilitate both research collaboration and cross-disciplinary curriculum, which will be supportive of this training initiative.
Under the proposed consortium of established researchers in ocean and environmental science and public health at the University of Georgia, NOAA scientists, and partners in public health agencies, our aim is to develop a model curriculum for PhD students interested in focusing their research to an oceans and human health track. Three PhD students will engage in cross-disciplinary research through regular interaction with all of these groups throughout their graduate career. Additionally, two students per year from multiple sciencebased degree programs will have the opportunity to diverge from their primary research to explore policy and research associated with oceans and human health; thereby expanding exposure to the topic. At the end of grant period, 9 students will be broadly trained in both aquatic/ocean sciences and its application to human health issues and health policy and will be prepared to successfully move forward in this growing field. The additional benefit of this training program is the increased collaboration between UGA faculty in traditional natural and ocean sciences and public health and increased collaboration with regional NOAA research scientists; we hope this will lead to future research partnerships in ocean and human health issues.
Project: Training Tomorrow's Ecosystem and Public Health Leaders Using Marine Mammals as Sentinels of Oceanic Change
Principal Investigator:
Jonna Mazet, DVM, MPVM, Ph.D., Professor and Director, Wildlife Health Center, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California-Davis
Marine mammals have proven to be effective and highly sensitive indicators of declining ocean health and looming human health concerns. Our continued reliance on the ocean ecosystems for sustenance and recreation requires that careful attention be paid to early warnings suggested by marine mammal sentinels. Providing excellent training for the next generation of environmental science leaders and researchers is the only way to ensure new discoveries, new diagnostic technology, and integration of the vast amount of new information possible through intensive monitoring of ocean health. This proposal addresses the primary objectives of the Interagency Oceans and Human Health Research Program to conduct interdisciplinary research on
(1) harmful algal blooms,
(2) marine organisms as models for biomedical research and as indicators of marine environmental health, and
(3) predictive models integrating indicators of marine environmental health or public health threats.
Top-notch researchers will be trained who will investigate the link between ocean and human health and influence policy to sustain healthy populations of wildlife and people in our coastal regions. Specifically, our trainees will focus on zoonotic diseases in marine mammals that provide evidence of coastal pathogen pollution, the chronic effects of exposure to harmful toxins, especially domoic acid and polychlorinated biphenyls, and ecosystem-level risk assessment models that will analyze adverse marine mammal health events in coastal regions in order to predict human health threats. This training program takes advantage of ongoing research partnerships and ocean health management collaborations at the West Coast and East Coast OHH Centers of Excellence at the Northwest Fisheries Science Center and Hollings Marine Laboratory, as well as the world leader in scientific marine mammal stranding response and rehabilitation, The Marine Mammal Center, and a top tier research university specializing in training ecosystem health professionals, the University of California at Davis, to provide a uniquely qualified training ground for the next generation of scientific leadership.
Project: Interdisciplinary Research and Training Initiative on Coastal Ecosystems and Human Health
Principal Investigator:
J. Evan Ward, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Marine Sciences, University of Connecticut
Healthy coastal ecosystems are essential for the survival and prosperity of human populations. The organisms that reside in these ecosystems, i.e., living marine resources (LMR), provide employment, revenue, recreation and food to people worldwide. Unfortunately, human activities are having profound impact on many coastal systems. For example, anthropogenic perturbations have been implicated in increasing the spread of invasive species, expanding the range and abundance of disease-causing agents, increasing the spread and frequency of occurrence of harmful-algal blooms, and directly contaminating habitats with various pollutants. These impacts cause a cascade of events leading to, for example, habitat degradation, reduction of ecosystem services, and loss of species diversity. In addition, as coastal ecosystems degrade, feedback consequences arise, such as decline in the abundance and safety of seafood, that negatively impact humans. We propose to develop an interdisciplinary graduate training and post-doctoral mentoring initiative that builds on our current academic and research strengths which focus on major problems impacting coastal ecosystems. Specifically, I-RICH will include a broad base in marine sciences, coupled with specific training in one of three focus areas which represent critical problems in the coastal zone that impact LMRs (e.g., fish, shellfish, marine mammals). These focus areas have been chosen based on the expertise of our faculty and collaborating scientists and include:
1) marine diseases and pathogens,
2) emerging pollutants such as nanoparticles, and
3) impacts/consequences of harmful algal blooms (HABs).
I-RICH will include education, research, and outreach components, and is based on two fundamental principles:
1) The land, sea, and atmosphere are inextricably connected and human perturbations of one Earth system will often affect another (Preliminary report, US COP 2004); and
2) In order to fully understand the manifold of effects that human activities have on coastal ecosystems and the cascade of consequences they initiate, interdisciplinary research and training programs must be developed.
Collectively, the I-RICH consortium has the facilities, human resources, and expertise to interact with other institutions and agencies committed to oceans and human health, and educate and train the next generation of scientists who will address and shape responses to pressing coastal management problems related to living marine resources, seafood safety and human health. The goal of the I-RICH consortium is to train scientists who can work effectively in the coastal zone, who understand the dynamics of the coastal system (physics, chemistry, biology) and the specific problems that exist, and how these problems relate to human health. Such scientists will be able to interact with management officials and public health workers, and will be sought out for their interdisciplinary knowledge and expertise. iii
Project: HML Consortium for Research Training in Oceans and Human Health
Principal Investigator:
Eric R. Lacy, Ph.D., Professor and Director, Marine Biomedicine and Environmental Sciences Center, Medical University of South Carolina
The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) through the Marine Biomedicine and Environmental Sciences Center (MBES) proposes establishing a graduate and postdoctoral training consortium with NOAA Center of Excellence in Oceans and Human Health (OHHI) at the Hollings Marine Laboratory (HML) in Charleston, SC. Supporting partners are those in HML (National Institute of Standards and Technology, SC Dept. of Natural Resources, College of Charleston Grice Marine Lab, and NOS/Center for Coastal & Environmental Health Biomolecular Research), those in Charleston (NOAA/Coastal Services Center, Coastal Conservation League, South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium, and SC Dept of Health and Environmental Health), and the Savannah State University (SSU), Marine Sciences Program. NOAA funds are requested to support the training of 1 doctoral student and 2 postdoctoral fellows in the application of molecularly based biological and chemical techniques to solve relevant health problems that link humans with the marine environment. We will train across one or more of 5 research domains where exceptional inter-institutional strengths exist, all of which support the OHHI goals and HML mission:
1)Bioinformatics, Biostatistics, and Epidemiology
2) Structural Biology
4)Functional Genomics
5)Marine Microbiology.
These research foci will offer the student and postdoctoral fellows an exceptional opportunity for training in one or more of these inter-disciplinary areas. Students will be co-mentored by an NOS scientist and one from MUSC. The lab bench work will be done in Charleston providing day by day continuity of their co-mentoring. The consortia partners will provide ancillary training in their respective labs and agencies and are expected to be members of student dissertation committees. An interagency (MUSC/NOS) 5 member Steering Committee, that includes the OHHI Center Director and the MBES Director, will play a key role in training by screening potential student/postdoctoral applicants to the program, approving comentors and OHHI/MUSC compatible research, and reviewing trainee progress. Program applicants will be recruited from an existing pool of students in their early training in MBES and from postdoctoral fellows having prior molecular and public health/policy training. A new curriculum for students will be developed consisting of the following:
1) classes in molecular based biomedicine at MUSC;
2) seminars germane to human health;
3) six-week rotations through NOS/MBES co-mentor labs;
4) two required courses;
Marine Functional Genomics/Proteomics/Bioinformatics
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Oceans and Human Health
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5) three additional elective courses ranging from marine policy and law to eco-toxicology;
6) selection of co-mentors, committee members and dissertation topics with Steering Committee approval,
6) progress reports to Steering Committee and MUSC College of Graduate Studies;
7) internship with public health/marine policy professionals;
8) inclusion of internship results as a chapter in their dissertation; and
9) dissertation defense.
MUSC is committed to assuring that OHHI students are continuously trained in the integration of marine and human health beyond the 3 years of support provided by this NOS grant and thus will provide full support (stipend, health benefits and tuition) for the final years of the students. training when the NOS support ends. The proposed OHHI training program will build a cadre of scientists that will have the cutting edge molecularly based technological tools to apply to emerging linkages between oceans and human health. Trainees will be prepared to develop careers in academia, government or the private sector with the cross cutting experience gained in this program through a rigorous training in hypothesis-based molecular research in a context of human and marine ecosystem health and policy.


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