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Cause of mussel die-off in US state of Oregon unclear

Researchers say mussels have struggled for decades, but their population crashed this summer

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 20, 2023 15:25 BST
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The number of mussels found on the US coasts of Oregon and Northern California and in the Canadian province of British Columbia has plummeted this summer, and researchers say they don't know why [...]

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