Announcement: Latest Western Water article examining California’s effort to look for microplastics in drinking water among Foundation’s array of resources
Tiny pieces of plastic shed from food wrappers, grocery bags, clothing, cigarette butts, tires and paint are invading the environment and every facet of daily life. Researchers know the plastic particles have even made it into municipal water supplies, but very little data exists about the scope of microplastic contamination in drinking water. After years of planning, California is embarking on a first-of-its-kind data-gathering mission to illuminate how prevalent microplastics are in the state’s largest drinking water sources. Our latest Western Water article is among our array of resources available to keep up with the news and learn more about floods and drought, the Colorado River and more!
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