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All land combined covers about 30% of Earth's surface.
2/3 of the states had to approve it before the Constitution became the law of the land. But even then it was only the law of the land for the states that had ratified it..
2.12 acres is 92,347 square feet.
The four factors of production are land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship. Land refers to natural resources like water, minerals, and agricultural land. Labor includes the physical and mental effort of individuals contributing to production. Capital encompasses man-made resources such as tools, machinery, and buildings. Entrepreneurship involves the innovation and organization of resources to create goods and services, exemplified by individuals like Steve Jobs or Elon Musk.
Approx 32.4 people per sq kilometre.
Unproductive land refers to land that is not suitable for agriculture or development. Rajasthan has a very small percentage of unproductive land, as much of its land is desert or arid, making it difficult to cultivate crops or for other productive uses.
rhode island
Land not usable for crops ,grazing,or forests.
We were on the edge of a dessert, an arid unproductive area of land
Andhra Pradesh
Nebraska has the largest percentage of farmed land in the United States.
"Unproductive land" refers to land that is unable to support meaningful agricultural, industrial, or commercial activities due to various reasons such as poor soil quality, lack of water, or environmental contamination. This land may not be suitable for cultivation or development, leading to lower economic value and limited utility.
Rhode Island (by land area) and Wyoming (by population).
Monaco has almost three times as high a percentage of population as land area. With a small land area of about 2 square kilometers and a population of around 39,000, it has a high population density.
what percentage of property in California is privately owned
About 97%. (according to How_many_percent_of_Egypt_is_desert, a little more info here: What_percent_of_land_in_Egypt_is_barren_desert)
That process is technically called desertification.