Indiana Finance Authority expands water study that includes LEAP data

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3 thoughts on “Indiana Finance Authority expands water study that includes LEAP data

  1. So far, looking at the existing studies, there’s enough water to support the LEAP district. I dont understand why those who oppose the project think that water from the Wabash belongs soley to one county and one county only. Any water found in the state should be for the better use of the entire state. Lots of powerful Indiana politicians have endorsed this project and wants to see it up and running. Indiana is stiff competition with Ohio, Missouri and other Midwest states that’s all positioning for huge economic projects like this. Indiana must do all it can to stay competitive or the state will become more insignificant than some would say it already is.

  2. This project is a milestone and inflection point for The State of Indiana. This study combined with LEAP will guide Indiana when it comes to handling our water resources in the future. It’s not about today. It’s about 10-50 years down the line. We have to find a balance for water use and economic growth. We must learn from the mistakes other states have made (south west US) and do better.

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