Microplastics are turning up in surface water, drinking water sources, wastewater streams, sediments, and even indoor dust. Their small size makes them easy to overlook, but they can be persistent, mobile, and tied to broader pollution pathways. Here, we have gathered articles about microplastics from Global Environmental Operations in Lilburn, Georgia to help readers understand common sources, what current science can and cannot tell us, and how to think about sampling, treatment, and practical risk reduction.

These articles also connect microplastics discussions to the broader services we provide, including water systems, wastewater treatment, remediation and site assessment, hazardous waste and site remediation, emergency response, security, and training, and legal consulting, helping organizations and communities make informed decisions with clear documentation and defensible next steps.