My involvement in water issues has lead to more than 13,000 miles of travel and over 1200 hours of personal time commitment in the last three years alone. We need for the public to take more of an interest and pay attention to what is going on with regard to water both here and across the state. With the onset of the Senate Bill 1 water planning process our state got much smaller. That is, people across the state are becoming alarmingly aware of impending shortages in various areas, and as a result big money is being injected into solving those shortages - money that can make water move uphill and travel long distances. There is no guarantee that those who have water now will have it in the future.
Water flows uphill to money unless smart people band together to prevent it.