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3.5.2 A: In parts per million. Several different types of buildings, most notably industrial and power plants, give off a certain level of pollution. The pollution value is a sum of all the pollution levels divided by the amount of tiles occupied by development. Thus, adding zones that don’t pollute, such as a zoo, will lower the value given in the pollution graph.
