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  More countries' power plants attacked by jellyfish  

07-07-2011 09:28  BJT                                                 
          

(http://english.cntv.cn/20110707/104823.shtml)







                                      

Scientists: Jellyfish numbers surge due to climate change

Scientists say the number of jellyfish are on the rise thanks to the increasing acidity of the world’s oceans driving away the blubbery creatures' natural predators.
The warning came in a report into ocean acidification – an often overlooked side effect of burning fossil fuel.
Studies have shown that higher levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere doesn’t just trigger climate change but can make the oceans more acidic.

Jellyfish invade Israeli power plant
Workers at a power plant in Hadera, Israel, are battling a sticky problem: Israel Electric Corp. is warning that jellyfish could shut down a turbine plant and cause rolling blackouts in Israeli cities.
The turbines are cooled using seawater and as the plant sucks in water the jellyfish come with it. Over the past three days, workers say they've removed about 100 tons of jellyfish from the filters.

Jellyfish that blocked the water supply to the power station in Hadera, Israel, are removed.

Swarm: Hundreds of jellyfish blocked the water-supply grills at the Hadera plant

Clear out: Jellyfish fall from a filter into a container at the Israeli power station

Slimy: Jellyfish cover the floor in a lot at the power station

Jellyfish keep UK nuclear plant shut

An invasion of jellyfish into a cooling water pool at a Scottish nuclear power plant kept its nuclear reactors offline on Wednesday, a phenomenon which may grow more common in future, scientists said.
Two reactors at EDF Energy's Torness nuclear power plant on the Scottish east coast remained shut a day after they were manually stopped due to masses of jellyfish obstructing cooling water filters.
Nuclear power plants draw water from nearby seas or rivers to cool down their reactors, but if the filters which keep out marine animals and seaweed are clogged, the station shuts down to maintain temperature and safety standards.
Britain's Office for Nuclear Regulation said power plants follow a pre-planned programme when these situations occur.
Latest plant availability data from network operator National Grid showed Torness reactor 1 would return to service on July 5 and reactor 2 on July 6, but operator EDF Energy was unable to give a restart date.

Jellyfish invade Florida beaches

A surge of jellyfish wreaked havoc in the U.S. during the country’s big Fourth of July holiday weekend.

Almost 2,000 beach-goers were stung as they celebrated Independence Day weekend in the surf at Volusia County, Florida.

Attack: Ormond Beach was attacked by a swarm of jelly fish over the holiday weekend

sekngucing

kuasa allah! allah menghantar tentera tenteranya melawan musuh islam
-takbirrrrrr

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By IBTimes Staff Reporter | Jul 09, 2011 03:35 AM EDT

A nuclear reactor in Japan was forced to shut down due to infiltration of enormous swarms of jellyfish near the power plant.

A similar incident was also reported recently in Israel when millions of jellyfish clogged down the sea-water cooling system of the power plant.

Such massive invasions of the species have raised speculations and scientists are trying to figure out the reason behind such unusual growing trends.

“The several [power plant incidents] that happened recently aren’t enough to indicate a global pattern. They certainly could be coincidental,” LiveScience quoted Monty Graham, a jellyfish biologist and senior marine scientist at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab off the Gulf Coast of Alabama stating.

Recent studies have found out that jellyfish blooming occurs mostly during the summer and spring months.

Check some amazing visuals of jellyfish infiltrations below:

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Jellyfishes attack a nuclear plant in Scotland



A nuclear power plant in eastern Scotland had to close reactors after a large mass of jellyfish was discovered in the marine water filtration devices, said sources from inside the company.

“Torness nuclear power plant’s both units were manually shut down on June 28 due to large masses of jellyfish found in the coolers water filters,” said a representative of EDF Energy, the company that manages the plant near Dunbar.

They explained that the closure was only a precautionary measure and insisted that “there was never a question of public danger” and that there was no environmental impact what so ever.

Reducing the flow of cold water due to jellyfish, algae and other marine wastes is an usual practice in the safety specifications of the plant, so they weren’t caught by surprise, said the statement.

Actions to remove the jellyfish from the waters near the nuclear power plant are underway and the staff monitors the marine activity to detect any other invasion of jellyfish.

“The reactors will be restarted once the situation is under control,” said an EDF representative.

beldandy

setiap thn macam ni ke?
pupusla jelly fish nnt!

KIM.mafia

wow{:2_78:}

annehuda

kenapa tertarik kpd reaktor?

ade sape2 bleh explain?

marumaru

jelly fish...
nampak cam sedap..

sicantep

comelnyaaaa

jofizo

bahaya nih...... nanti jadik mutant boleh jadik raksasa.......

teky

dorg nak serap tenaga nuklear tuh kot...kekekek kan dorg nyer toksin bleh membunuh

fcl29

alat permainan spongebob ni...

zorrro_03

obor2 tu tak kena radiasi ke? jgn lps ni muncul obor2 mutan.

mrbotak

Reply 12# fcl29


    jellyfishing... yay.. hehe

mertzxx

Aku rasa ada hikmah nya. Allah mahu umatnya berfikir bahawa secanggih mana pun teknologi yg ada / ilmu yaang ada. Tapi haiwan lembut seperti Jellyfish sudah cukup menyusahkan manusia. Baru hantar Jellyfish dah kelam kabut. Subannallah.....
Setiap yg berlaku pasti ada hikmahnya.

maria_arom

boleh buat KY Jelly....mesti lazat.

md_nana

tak penah jumpe pon jellyfish

Loloq89

bln lps kne sengat ngan jellyfish

ctaz

kalau kena sengat nih......kompom leh jadi superhero..........
the jellyfishman.......

hahahahah

nameloo

Penah tgk kt Nat Geo

Jellyfish ni memang jenis yang kalau lagi bunuh lagi berganda-ganda die membiak.

kat Jepun benda ni memang dah lama jadi masalah esp kepada nelayan sebab die buat ikan mati.

Jadi nelayan bila tangkap ikan dpat ikan mati sikit dan selebihnya semua jellyfish.

Pernah dia tunjuk nelayan tu dapat berapa eko ikan kecik je walaupun bot die besar gedabak.

Tak tau pulak benda ni dah merebak sambai seluruh dunia...