Coyle: We must protect water, air quality for Arizona
From Apache Junction to Yuma and Douglas to Colorado City, Arizonans agree we need to protect rural water supplies and have clean, fresh air to breathe.
Although this is a priority for Arizona citizens, it isn’t one for our legislators, including our LD 11 rookie in the house, Rep. Teresa Martinez.
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Coyle: We must protect water, air quality for Arizona
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Letter by Marilyn Coyle of Queen Creek
From Apache Junction to Yuma and Douglas to Colorado City, Arizonans agree we need to protect rural water supplies and have clean, fresh air to breathe.
Although this is a priority for Arizona citizens, it isn’t one for our legislators, including our LD 11 rookie in the house, Rep. Teresa Martinez.
Year after year, we in Arizona see little to no action on water and air quality and the time to act is critical.
Even our Arizona politicians must drink water and breathe air. We need to protect these resources now and for future generations.
We must come together and demand action to protect our water supply and our air quality. Our first step is to elect those who will listen to us and fight for what we need for a bright future in Arizona.
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