Land Use in Missouri by: Cayley Hollon

                                           

                       Land Use in Missouri

        This articles main purpose is to show Hoe land in Missouri has changed use. Missouri has changed use, and whether the changes represent a degradation of environmental carrying capacity. In the article, there are many different maps of Missouri showing different ways Missouri has changed use. I think that this is very important to look at because in the long term history repeats itself so we have to know what is coming. Also, if something bad is happening in another state, where they are doing the same kinds of things we are doing then Missouri and the people who wrote the article will know what needs to be changed and how quickly that needs to be done. All in all there is a great amount of information in this article that I think could be very helpful and good knowledge edge to know when learning about land use and living in Missouri. 








Source: https://mogreenstats.com/category/land/land-use-land-cover/

Comments

  1. Makenna PontalionOctober 15, 2020 at 11:17 AM

    I think that the article you have posted does give a lot of information about thaw things are changing in Missouri. The way history is repeating itself is weird. I never stop to think about how and if history is really repeating itself

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  2. HollyOctober 17, 2020 at 6:01 PM

    Land use is a very interesting subject especially because what happens in one state can affect another state that isn’t using those environmental methods. When it comes to things like this yes history can repeat itself and get worse before it gets better.

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