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    This diagram outlines the key components of a civil infrastructure system including energy, water, communications, transportation, the built environment, and waste management. It shows how these different sectors are interconnected and interdependent to support modern society. Maintaining and improving this infrastructure is important for economic growth and quality of life.

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    Civil Infrastructure System: Energy Water

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    Muhammad N. Shafani
    This diagram outlines the key components of a civil infrastructure system including energy, water, communications, transportation, the built environment, and waste management. It shows how these different sectors are interconnected and interdependent to support modern society. Maintaining and improving this infrastructure is important for economic growth and quality of life.

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    CIVIL INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEM

    ENERGY
    WATER

    COMMUNICATIONS

    TRANSPORTATION

    BUILT
    ENVIRONMENT

    WASTES

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