I cannot understand why our state officials are so anxious to potentially send our precious water to water Las Vegas golf courses and fill casino swimming pools. Why can't Utah wait for the scientific studies to tell us the impact on our water supply and if we should enter into any agreement?
If this issue ends up in court, so be it. Please preserve our precious water; otherwise how is our "desert going to blossom like a rose"?
John Preston Creer
Salt Lake City
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