"More than 13,000 acres of fertile land had already been converted... We are rooted in agriculture... Solar energy has a role in our region's future, but it cannot come at the cost of our farmland."
Thames Water has confirmed the incident in Plender Street this afternoon (July 6). As a result of the incident, tap water flow has been impacted, with some properties experiencing low water pressure or no water at all.
Golden mussels like to stick to hard surfaces - like those pipes and pumps - and that has state officials concerned. They're going to grow, they're going to settle out, attach onto the walls, and then begin forming those colonies.