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15 Growth of Urban Areas Depends on Fuel
 Energy in Many Forms . . .

16 Local Per Capita Governmental Expenses
 Versus Local Population Size . .

17 Example of a Drainage Canal Allowed to
 Partially Refill with Vegetation . .

18 Pictorial Diagram of the Hydrologic
 Cycle . . . . .

19 Geologic Formations and Depths Under-
 lying McGregor Isles, Lee County . .

20 Generalized Model of the Hydrologic
 Cycle in Lee County . . .

21 A Detailed Hydrologic Budget of Lee
 County . . . . .

22 Major Inflows and Outflows of Water in
 Lee County . . . .

23 Computer Simulation Results of Surface
 Water Storage in the Caloosahatchee
 River Area . . . .

24 Computer Simulation Results of Water
 Storage in the Shallow Aquifer . .

25 Groundwater Storage in Deep Aquifer . .

26 The Production Cycle Including the
 Interactions with Renewable and Non-
 Renewable Resources . . .

27 Estimates of Remaining Reserves of
 Fossil Fuels . . . .

28 Concept of Recycling Waste Water
 Through Natural Systems . . .

29 More Common Examples of the Free
 Energies of Nature . . .

30 Simplified Diagram of Lee County's
 Balance of Payments: Inputs and
 Outputs of Energy and Money . .


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31 Distribution of Money and Energy in Lee
 County . . . . .

32 The Economy of Lee County Showing the
 Imports, Exports, and Internal Cycling
 of Energy and Money . . . .

33 Simulation Model of Lee County . .

34 Simulation Results Reflecting Decreasing
 Fossil Fuel Availability to Lee
 County . . . . .

35 Simulation Results Reflecting Leveled
 (at today's rate of consumption)
 Fossil Fuel Availability to Lee
 County . . . . .
36 Investment Ratios and Carrying Capacity
 Diagrams . . . . .

 (a) United States . . . .

 (b) South Florida . . . .

 (c) Lee County . . . .

37 Schematic Diagrams of Water Level Manage-
 ment Within Lee County . . .

 (a) Original conditions . . .

 (b) Present conditions (drained) . .

 (c) Future alternative of intermediate
 water levels favoring a balance of
 man and nature . . . .

38 Schematic Diagrams of Development
 Patterns . . . . .

 (a) Natural conditions . . .

 (b) Full development (present) . .

 (c) Alternative that takes advantage of
 existing natural systems with minor
 alterations for flood control . .

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 Different Land Uses . . . .


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