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Information on how to improve our behavior to help protect Earth's water. Highly recommended book. It has a lot to teach (instagram.com/aliciamurphymusic) |
(LastWeekTonight with John Oliver, March 2, 2015) America’s crumbling "infrastructure": It’s not a sexy problem, it's a scary one. This is amazing. John Oliver covers the ins and outs of infrastructure. Yes, a million times, yes! I highly recommend watching the entire video. More
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Water is essential to all existence on our planet
And it is part of a complex and extensive human-made system
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Sister Se and Alicia Murphy |
Growing up in Los Angeles, I never really thought twice about water. It was always there when I wanted it -- bottled, in the sink, in the yard.
I didn’t know the water I drank was traveling thousands of miles to get to me or even that there was a finite amount of it.
It took a journey all the way to Kenya, Africa for me to understand what water scarcity is and how it feels to have a genuine reverence for this life source.
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Pure thinking vibrates water well = crystals |
I carried my love for water to University of California at Davis to study it, and in June 2013 I graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Hydrology.
I have interned for various conservation agencies and organizations like Delta Stewardship Council, Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy, and Tidal Influence.
Now I am back in Los Angeles working as a environmental sampling technician, a water awareness advocate, and a musician. More
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The writing is on the wall, Alicia: "Water is life" (aliciamurphymusic.com) |
Thoughts on the Santa Barbara oil spill
Sometimes "bad" and "good" feel really relative [conditional]. But not now, not with this. This is bad, and it will always be bad. I firmly believe that we can develop and implement better forms of energy generation and energy storage. I do not believe that oil will always be Number 1. More

The story of bottled water

Titles matter
The Los Angeles Times recently posted an op-ed featuring nine water experts’ opinions on ways to save water. The article is titled “Shorter Showers? Nine more ways the State has to change its ways.” More
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When the levy breaks and dam bursts, there goes the city. Then the real drought begins. |
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