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The good news and bad news about Arizona's water crisis

By John F. Munger, special to Inside Tucson Business Published on Friday, June 26, 2009 Arizona’s Achilles’ heel is water. Most of Arizona relies almost exclusively on groundwater for its water supply, supplemented by Colorado River water through t...

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Name: Jim Soudriette	Date: 1/28/2010
When the expanded Panama Canal opens the west coast ports and Mexico will be competing with Texas and east served by larger ships coming east via the Panama Canal. therefore I do not see the longer term economic merit in yet another port. Yes, if I personally do not have an investment...I SURE WISH THE MEXICANS AND THEIR PARTNERS WELL!
EMail: Jim@ucs.com Web:	City: Phoenix AZ Country:

Name: Anne Loftfield	Date: 10/20/2009
Sorry but this is pie in the sky given the current problems with our economy, border security, international security, and power grabbing by corrupt elected officials, not to mention the enormous problems within Mexico. Surely there are more pressing issues to consider!
EMail: aloftfield@cox.net Web:	City: Tucson Country:

Name: Bill Wagner	Date: 10/2/2009
FYI Your port video runs the words a little to fast. Hard to keep up and digest your ideas at the same time. A couple of more seconds could do a lot to keep people interest I think.
EMail: Bill@wagnerpics.com Web:	City: Tempe Country:

Name: Victor Felice	Date: 9/13/2009
A very interesting proposal. Certainly for export as well as import.
EMail: eurospeed@cox.net Web:	City: Phoenix Country:

Name: Robert Kuhn	Date: 8/25/2009
I heard this last night - a GREAT plan - this is thinking outside of the box and true foresight. God Bless Bob Kuhn
EMail: ulazyk@cox.net Web:	City: Phoenix Country:

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