Both of these organizations, unlike a professional lobbying firm, deal specifically with the issues we're dealing with. It only makes sense that we work with them.

All they do is monitor water issues. They're not interested in all of the other scenarios out there.

What's important is networking on a national level to meet people with similar problems.

It's really wearing and deteriorating at the base of the diversion dam.

They will do some inquiring first, and then they will do a site tour of the facility.

Most organizations are having a difficult time getting their arms around their electronic repositories. As they made the mistake of allowing things to get out of hand years ago, it's now much more difficult to close Pandora's box.