Abstract
One of the tenets of land legislation is "the priority of land protection as an essential component of the environment and means of production." However, due to ignoring the law, the area of disturbed lands is increasing annually. Conducting restoration work on such lands should be one of the priorities of the state's internal policy, as well as a meaningful choice of citizens. At the present stage, there are a number of problems due to which recultivation measures rarely achieve optimal results. This paper presents information about the main factors affecting disturbed lands, analyzes the main problems that affect the effectiveness of remediation measures, and also offers suggestions for solving these problems.
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