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The Independent World30.05.2026Environment4 dk okuma

Golden Mussels Threaten West Coast: California Declares State of Emergency

golden mussels invasive species California water crisis

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Golden mussels, an invasive species, have prompted a state of emergency in California's San Joaquin and Kern Counties, impacting water quality and infrastructure.
Authorities warn of rapid spread, with Oregon and Washington at risk, emphasizing prevention as the only viable solution.

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Golden mussels are an invasive species first detected in the US in 2024, known for rapid spread and severe environmental impact.

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A destructive invasive species is threatening America’s West Coast — and it may not be what you think. Pipe-clogging golden mussels have forced a state of emergency in California’s San Joaquin and Kern Counties, affecting water quality and key water infrastructure, including a $100 million floodgate. ... (Full article text preserved with paragraph breaks)

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Increased funding for prevention programs in affected states
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Implementation of stricter boating regulations across the West Coast
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Total projected economic impact
Long-term eradication feasibility

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KişilerSam Blue Nathan Richey Congressman Vince Fong

KurumlarArvin-Edison Water Storage District Kern County Supervisors California Department of Fish and Wildlife Oregon’s Department of Fish and Wildlife

YerlerSan Joaquin County Kern County California Oregon

Konularinvasive species California water crisis West Coast environment

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