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Zebra Mussels Reach 40,000 Per Sq Metre in Spain, Threatening Water Infrastructure

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Zebra mussels are spreading rapidly across Spain's water systems, causing significant damage to pipes and infrastructure. Densities have reached as high as 40,000 mussels per square metre, severely disrupting water supply operations. Simply removing adult mussels has proven ineffective, as shell accumulation continues to pose a persistent structural threat. Experts argue that redesigning and modifying infrastructure is the only viable long-term solution. The invasive species has already caused substantial economic losses, with further financial impact expected to grow.

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