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Golden mussels were first detected in California in 2024, and within a single year they had colonised the entire distribution system of the Arvin-Edison Water Storage District, forcing a 30-day chemical eradication that cost three million dollars
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Golden mussels were first detected in California in 2024, and within a single year they had colonised the entire distribution system of the Arvin-Edison Water Storage District, forcing a 30-day chemical eradication that cost three million dollars
The golden mussel was first confirmed in North America in October 2024. Within a year, one Kern County water district had run a $3 million chemical eradication just to keep its pipes flowing.
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