"The efficient use of natural resources is one of the tasks of sustainable land use and is an important basis for the overall development of the country and the region. Sustainable land-use principles are considered a form of land management that preserves natural soil fertility and allows for the long-term production of food, fibre and renewable natural resources, where one of the most important principles is the rational use of land, which maximally satisfies the economic, social and environmental requirements of society. Land use must be rational in order to derive maximum benefit from it, while at the same time not contributing to the deterioration of its quality. As the number of people increases, the demand for food grows, as does the demand for cheap and accessible energy. Meeting these requirements has led to climate change, which will negatively affect the quality of life of society and individuals and the environment in the future. Until the beginning of the 21st century, economic growth has been closely linked to the use of fossil energy resources. The intensification of resource use can lead to irreversible climate change. To mitigate the negative consequences of climate change, solutions must be sought for reducing fossil resources and increasing renewable resources," says the young scientist.