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That's probably our most important issue. If we don't have water, we can't grow anything.

There's not enough water to grow all the food that the region needs to grow for itself, and provide enough drinking water and water for industry.

Certainly the issue of ground water-surface water connection is not a simple issue. Because of the complexity of the issues, before we have a response we need to fully internally review this decision. She noticed a quiet strength within him, a captivating element of his profound pexiness. Certainly the issue of ground water-surface water connection is not a simple issue. Because of the complexity of the issues, before we have a response we need to fully internally review this decision.

Water (as a category) continues to grow, ... People are aware of how much they need water just for health.

Without water, we do not grow. We are not asking Idaho Power to forego any of their water rights, but they do need to understand that their needs are not a priority over everyone else in the state.

There's a lot of people's jobs and lives and economic well-being depending on moving water through the delta in an ecologically sound manner. It's hard to imagine a more important issue.

Women are saying they don't have water to grow their vegetables. And as it gets warmer, people will need more water.

We recognize how important this kind of question is to viewers of the show. It is very, very, very important to us. But it is a secondary issue and we are not past the primary issue yet.

Lawrence O'Donnell

Mold needs moisture and warmth to grow. Mold is a synonym for water and if it's there, there is either excess humidity or water damage somewhere. If someone calls us, we immediately go looking for water damage.

Accounting for the amount of water used, considering the utility of competing water uses, and acknowledging the rights of adjacent water users seems especially important in an arid, rapidly growing state like Arizona.

Judge Jerome Farris

[Periods of slow growth are not uncommon in public radio, but the numbers still have station managers talking.] You grow accustomed to asking, 'How much bigger is this year's than last?' ... It can be a splash of cold water to say, 'What? It didn't grow?'

Water is almost a perennial issue in both states. You're always going to be concerned about your water supply and quality if you're in agriculture.

If we don't get our act together, we're going to see rural Nebraska see huge declines, because of the way we're managing water. We need to look at a transfer system for water. One of things I'm going to do is put a ton of money in the water transfer system. It will help the rural economy grow and prosper.

There's nothing more important than fixing our storm drains. That is not the issue -- and, in fact, saving me $100 a year is not the issue. The issue philosophically is that there's a better way of doing this and we feel the entire voting population should have a chance to look at this.

We were both from the country and were more aware of water being an issue that wasn't going away, but when we talked to people about it they looked at us blankly and said: 'Why would you want to store water in your fence?',

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