PFAS, often called “forever chemicals,” can persist in water, soil, and industrial process streams, raising concerns for public health, liability, and regulatory compliance. Because guidance and standards can vary by location and application, it is important to separate proven facts from assumptions and to document decisions carefully. Here, we have gathered articles about PFAS from Global Environmental Operations in Lilburn, Georgia to help readers understand common PFAS sources, sampling and testing considerations, regulatory context, and practical treatment and risk-reduction approaches.

These articles also connect PFAS topics to the broader services we provide, including drinking water systems, wastewater treatment, remediation and site assessment, hazardous waste and site remediation, air pollution control, emergency response, security, and training, and legal consulting, so organizations can move forward with clear options, defensible documentation, and cost-conscious next steps.