I think one of the attractions to the Grand Rapids area is water quality.

The lands to be protected by this deal will protect water quality and air quality and will provide recreation opportunities in a fast-growing state.

There are drains at the base of the dam. There is always a certain amount of water going in and out. We monitor that flow and its pressure.

It's really frustrating that Richard Perez is more concerned about being sued than he is about the water quality of our city.

We are very picky about the quality of water we use, so if we were not happy with the quality, we would not accept the water.

Water quality standards go up every two years, ... More than anything, fresh water is the key.