Is Dayton's water a resoruce worth marketing?

Re "Water could make a profit," Jan. 6: If the water is so great, why doesn't it taste any good out of the tap?

I believe this area needs to improve its water quality first before making any claims about how great it is. Abundant? Maybe. Great quality? No way.

Instead of marketing our water for industrial use, it should be marketed for "people use."

The marketing of water in 2010 by the Dayton Development Coalition is symptomatic of the lack of creative thinking and action by these groups. It is difficult to understand why it has taken 25 years of manufacturing decline for the DDC to discover water as a marketing tool for the region.

Maybe we can make good moonshine with all that water.

It is long overdue that the Dayton area actively markets its tremendous water resources. Many areas of the country "thirst" for this resource and the Miami Valley has a quality supply.