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ABSTRACT
Population growth drives increased demand for resource consumption which can
have negative implications for spatial use. This can trigger land conversion and land
conversion, and affect the carrying capacity of the environment of an area. Carrying
capacity of the environment needs to be considered to maintain a balance between the
needs and limitations of the environment. The results of determining the carrying
capacity of the environment are used as a reference in the preparation of sustainable
regional spatial plans. This study aims to map areas that are deficit or surplus areas in
seven sub-districts in Maros Regency. From the results of the analysis, seven sub-
districts in Maros Regency are classified as surplus areas with agricultural land with
an environmental carrying capacity of 3.15536 and waters with an environmental
carrying capacity of 9.222318. For those classified as deficits are grazing land and
built up land with environmental carrying capacity values of 0.1248 and 0.00219,
respectively.
ABSTRAK
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