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AWRA Water Resources IMPACT (PDF)

Vol. 4, No. 1, Jan. 2002 – The New Economy of Water – Clay J. Landry, Associate Editor.

The January edition was great. However, I can see the water market/economist folks need to remember the physical limitations of the resource and not assume all shortcomings can be handled by a “market condition” or right “pricing” policy.

Pricing values shown in the January edition should always be in ranges and not quote a single value unless it refers to a specific project or location. Are the single values cited by Landry averages or maximum values (ref. Table 1, p. 28, Jan 02 article by Clay Landry)? This should be footnoted in the table.

Also, the references for this table quote 1997 and 1999 articles, what is the dollar basis for the table in 1997 or 1999 dollars?

Editor's Note: The comment above came in an email intended primarily for the authors.

When I asked permissionto use it in “Feedback” ... I received the following quotable follow-up. ... N. Earl Spangenberg

Sure! Bear in mind though (that the comments) were not intended as a complete (or even partial) critique or even complete comments to the “outside” world; rather they were more for private consumption by the authors of the various articles.

As water becomes considered more as a commodity rather than a “vested right” by those who manage and use it, the economists and others presupposed to markets (and market forces and corresponding theories of controls) will attempt to control it through anthropogenic means. Problems linger because this approach has been shown through the ages to be fraught with incompleteness.

As human management systems become more capable to render sense of multiple responses and inputs, equity and fairness of governments as well as government-private interests will improve proportionately until a better distribution and availability becomes more commonplace.

The continuous integration of views of many are needed in the water resources arena and we need to become more aware of and to encourage systems that forward the aims of equity, quality affordability, conservation, and future sustainability for the next generation.

Without this, other approaches will be in vain, insufficient, and require solutions for each generation’s failure to observe what Sir Francis Bacon stated ... Nature to be Commanded ... Must be Obeyed.

”B. L. Gaddis, P.E., P.G.

Future Resources Engrg., LLC