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Approximately 50% of habitable land on Earth is currently used for human purposes, such as agriculture, urban areas, and infrastructure. This extensive human footprint has significant implications for biodiversity, ecosystems, and overall land health.
Land covers about 30% of the Earth's surface, with the remaining 70% being covered by water bodies such as oceans and seas. Land consists of continents, islands, and other landmasses where humans and terrestrial organisms live and thrive.
Rangelands and pasturelands make up 50 percent of all land areas in the US. These areas are used for grazing livestock and provide important habitats for many plant and animal species.
Around 38% of the world's land area is used for agriculture, including crops, pastures, and livestock production. This figure varies by region, with some countries utilizing a larger percentage of land for agricultural purposes.
Asia and Africa comprise over 40 percent of the continental land area.
Around 70% of the UK's land area is used for agriculture, including arable land, pasture, and woodland.