Ecological аnd Economic Problems Urban Land with Accumulated Environmental Damage Effective Use

Abstract

The conflict between economic growth and the environment favorable state preservation is now more complex and sharper ever. In the conditions of a market economy, economic mechanisms for regulating land use and land relations in cities come to the fore. Anthropogenic impact, which has grown to a global scale, has led to the formation of land plots with objects of the past or "accumulated" environmental damage in the territories of cities inhabited by more than half of humanity. The presence of such facilities leads to emergencies, adversely affects the health of the urban population, as well as pour into the possibility and using land resources cost-effectiveness. In existing assessing the effectiveness of urbanized areas use methods, the main importance attached to economic indicators, and there are no environmental indicators leading to an environmental component underestimation while planning the use of the territory.