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  "That partnership begins and ends with the folks back home," he said. "The Caloosahatchee is vital to our economy, and a clean and healthy environment is one of the biggest cogs that drives our economic engine - tourism - which is worth $3 billion in Lee. Every time we have 85 visitors, it equates to one job, and over 90% of them come for beaches and clean water但ﾂ�側but the image of black water on our beaches spreads around the world in seconds. You only have one chance at a first impression. May I remind you that (Hurricane) Charley was awful for our community, then we had two to three feet of red drift algae, that was followed by the BP oil spill and now we have these unrealistic releases from the lake. Sustaining these discharges is something we can't keep doing, we need action and we need it now. The people back home gave us their hope and we need to give them answers!"