This article examines rational land use concepts in historical legislation, highlighting its dependencies on natural and anthropogenic factors.
The article examines the issues of defining the concept of "rational land use" in modern legislation and the legislation of the USSR, as well as in the works of leading scientists in the field of land use and land relations regulation. The paper identified the dependencies of rational land use on a number of natural and anthropogenic factors, and outlined the main advantages of rational land use.
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