It's going to continue to take courage, hard work and perseverance to get things right in 2003, but editor Greg Ettling believes the drilling industry is up to the challenge in the new year.
It was quite a year we had in 2002. We've had to get used to looking at the world a little differently. Our daily way of life has been altered significantly and on many levels since late 1999. There's a little less room for the weak of heart or stomach. There were -- and still are -- a great many challenges to overcome. It's going to continue to take a whole bunch of courage, hard work and perseverance to get things right -- and that's why I know the drilling industry will prosper just fine, thank you very much.
The notices say that water in the area has tested positive for one or more contaminants, conveniently failing to mention that the contaminants are naturally occurring and/or at levels below concern. Recent water quality reports from the central Florida area showed all public water systems to be in compliance. The postcards also warn residents about "chlorine being present in their water."