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johnnyappleseid
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I know this isn't really a solution, but you can put workers on pollution patrol with Shift-P. If you've got a nice rail network set up and enough workers it becomes less of a deal.
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opaque
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Aug 2001 time: 05:16
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It doesn't bother me in particular, just IMO removing city radius pollution from the game and just keeping global warming (but perhaps making it more effective, I have only had one tile change from grassland to plains however I have had hundreds of city radius pollution problems) would increase realism AND decrease micromanagement.
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SoHappy
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Generally if you micromanage enough and have workers on pollution patrol then the pollution thing is minimal. Typically find that it is only during the early industrial age pollution needs taking care of, as there is plenty of later techs that solve this. I remember from the days of Civ2 that pollution used to drive me nutty so glad that in Civ3 this is less of an issue.
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