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Svet_ta [14]
2 years ago
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6. In making decisions about land use, what criteria might be used to determine the kinds of evidence that should be required? D

evelop a list of no less than 5 criteria. Try to make them as objective and straightforward as possible
Biology
1 answer:
AysviL [449]2 years ago
6 0

Location of land, resources available around and for the land, environment around the soil, texture of soil and water availability.

<h2>Criteria needed for land use</h2>

Resources available around and for the land, environment around the soil, texture of soil and water availability are the criteria which can be used to determine the kinds of evidence that should be required in making decisions about land use.

If the land has all resources needed for agriculture then the land must be use for agriculture purpose while on the other hand, if the land has limited resources such as water and poor soil texture then the land will be used for infrastructure so we can conclude that available resources to the land decides the usage of land.

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