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Scientists Hurry to Save Lab-Grown Mussel Species That Can Purify Waterways - Vimarsana News

Scientists Hurry to Save Lab-Grown Mussel Species That Can Purify Waterways

Published: October 19, 2022

Saving the endangered Appalachian monkeyface mussel in a high-stakes race. Fifty years after the Clean Water Act was passed, mussels grown in laboratories are starting to resume their unheralded mission of purifying waterways.

Source: natureworldnews.com
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Wood and Kreps: Floaters, heelsplitters and pigtoes — why Virginia must invest in freshwater mussels - Vimarsana News

Wood and Kreps: Floaters, heelsplitters and pigtoes — why Virginia must invest in freshwater mussels

Published: February 17, 2022

Freshwater mussels may be the most amazing Virginia natural wonder you’ve never heard of. Let’s start with their strange names — the Green Floater, the Creek Heelsplitter, the Atlantic Pigtoe,

Source: roanoke.com
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