The Climate Crisis Is Now Cooking Mussels in Their Shells

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By Olivia RosaneJul 1, 2019, 7:58 am181 pts
An early June heat wave cooked the mussels of northern California's Bodega Head in their shells, causing the largest die-off of the foundational species in the area in 15 years, The Guardian reported Saturday. None The carnage was first observed by Bodega Marine Reserve research coordinator Jackie Sones, who…

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