Economic and ecological conditions concerning some experiences of upper mississippi river valley in us

Abstract

Study analyses correlations among main economic and ecological variables of the United States of America for researched period of 2010-2021. Correlations of different variables connects with conditions of Upper Mississippi River Valley. Study within correlations of economic and ecological conditions focuses on agricultural gross value added produced by irrigated agriculture, growing rate of GDP with annual growth and per capita, gross fixed capital formation in share of GDP and its annual growing rate, value added of total manufacturing in share of GDP with annual growing rate. Study emphasizes CO2 emissions in economic sectors, as on-farm energy use, agrifood systems waste disposal, food processing, food household consumption, energy. Study uses Statistical Program for Social Sciences, which provides possibilities to analyse correlations among different economic and ecological conditions of US concerning issues of Mississippi River. In 2021 annual GDP growth, valueadded total manufacturing and gross fixed capital formation increased by more than 5%, and CO2 emissions less decreased by 5% in food processing and by 12% in energy CO2 emissions. Emissions CO2 of food household consumption decreased by 19% and emissions CO2 of on-farm energy use decreased 16% comparable to last years. More increase of economic growth connects with less CO2 emissions.