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From: drd@cec2.wustl.edu (Dave Donat)
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Subject: Sim City
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Date: 25 Oct 90 05:04:22 GMT
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I have had a city going for quite some time now, and it seems to be stagnating.
I have been hovering around 320,000 people for over 100 years, and the main
problem always is pollution.  All of my industry is pushed against the sides of
the main map, and on the pollution map, none of the pollution is creeping over
any residential.  My question is, how does one get rid of pollution?  Just as a
point of reference, on the pollution map, I have nothing worse than bright red
(except for one block of grey at the center of my airport, but I doubt much
can be done about that.  Any suggestions?

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