The ultimate uses to be permitted for currently contaminated lands, waters, and structures at each Department of Energy installation. Land-use decisions will strongly influence the cost of environme [..]

Land use is based on the functional dimension of land for different human purposes or economic activities. Typical categories for land use are dwellings, industrial use, transport, recreational use or [..]

range of purposes people put to the earth.

The way land and water were used and maintained both physically and spiritually.

the dominant activity taking place on an area of land.

Generic term used to describe activities such as zoning and/or the control of real estate developments. Land-use planning laws are implemented by local zoning and ordinances.

 Land uses and land-use changes can act either as sinks or as emission sources. It is estimated that approximately one-fifth of global emissions result from LULUCF activities. The Kyoto Protocol allow [..]

Zoning is a system the public regulation of the use of land. State legislatures hold the power to authorize zoning, within which the separate cities enact their own zoning ordinance and it is usually [..]

Activities taking place on land, such as growing food, cutting trees, or building cities.

The way land is developed and used in terms of the types of activities allowed (agriculture, residences, industries, etc.) and the size of buildings and structures permitted.

The way land is developed and used by humans.

The primary activity for which a parcel of land is used (residential, commercial, industrial, open space, undeveloped, etc.). Municipal zoning and general plans identify legal designations of current [..]

  Refers to the division and usage of natural land for various human purposes.  In planning terms, land use usually refers to the designation of land space for discrete purposes, through ordinances or zoning codes, such as commercial, residential, or industrial development.  Land use can also connote the physical quantity of land that is consumed f [..]

refers to the way in which land is used and the location of activities within a geographic area. Often activities are grouped into relatively basic categories, such as residential, industrial, recreat [..]

The way land is used by humans. Forest, agricultural land and urban/suburban land are all land uses.

how a certain area of land is utilized (Examples: forestry, agriculture, urban, industry).

, Land-use change and forestry (LULUCF) - land uses and land-use changes can act either as sinks or as emission sources. It is estimated that approximately one-fifth of global emissions result from LU [..]

The deployment of land for any use. Competition for limited areas of land requires the establishment of priorities among claims, which is the object of land use planning.

The way land is used or developed.

The types of buildings and activities that exist in an area or on a specific site. Zoning regulates existing and future land uses.

Surveyors can advise on securing the optimal use of land and its associated resources.

The way in which the land is being used.

A greenhouse gas inventory sector that covers emissions and removals of greenhouse gases resulting from direct human-induced land use, land-use change and forestry activities.

How a parcel of land is used. Different kinds of land use include: residential, commercial, industrial, transportation, recreational, parks, and schools. Zoning is what determines which land uses are permitted on each parcel in the city.

The human utilization of a piece of land for a certain purpose (such as irrigated agriculture or recreation). Land use is influenced by, but not synonymous with, land cover. (Millennium Ecosystem Asse [..]