This letter is backed with the research and the proper authority, all confirming the urgency in the context of what is driving the need and the demand for this type of advanced, real estate based, engineered-high technology development and expansion program in the State of Arizona, (the state with the very least amount of trees per capita and the very worst water issue per capita), of which the demand for major reforestation and clean air-water replenishment solutions to be fully integrated with advancing short, medium and long range development across the State are the number one, economic-commercial demand in the burgeoning State of Arizona economy today.

Our organization in working with the Outdoor University Reforestation™, to deliver The The Making of the S.O.S.-I.E.V.™, is one at the lead-head-end of this in demand, eco-environmental movement on a commercial scale (one of the biggest movements in the known history of man ever recorded that is currently in motion) that is difficult to imagine the abundance and prosperity able to be realized by most, because of the lack of exposure of this information by the mainstream press and other developers who have no interest in anything but more rape-pillage and plundering of the lands.

Therefore, if you are an Arizona real estate developer or investor in Arizona land developments, it is likely that you have gotten used to all the great benefits and economic returns, but you are now seeing more and more disparate returns and a bleak future; now no where near as rewarding as in past trends (h20-flushing design developments) as this new trend (h20-absorbtion design developments) for today, that you have now encountered, through your process with our organization in getting to know what we are doing, “putting the dirt in the ground and the film in the can and in the air (immediate-global-broadband-rich-media syndication of the process and the net results), in one of the most striking land and resource management plays in known history with major arts content programming channels to be released during the events that surround this approach to these solutions.  We close this letter with these quotes from Al Gore out of his book, An Inconvenient Truth.

"Losing something is one thing; forgetting what you've lost is something else again." "What we do to nature we do to ourselves."

Al Gore, 2006.  An inconvenient Truth (pages 160-161)

Thank-you for your attention and considerations, go Green$!
Gregg Scott Luce – Director, Founder and Steward – Millennium III™ Media Communications in The Making of the S.O.S.-I.E.V.™, a strategic joint venture real estate based, media-com development
Daniel Lee Thompson – Director, Founder and Steward – Outdoor University Reforestation™, a strategic joint venture real estate based, media-com development