It won't help nearby house land values, but it will absorb more pollution if that's your priority. If you can only afford one or the other, place them downwind of the industrial zones until you can afford more. If you add parks, it's best to put some near the industrial zones and the residential zones. Further testing has to be done to figure out what can eliminate radiation pollution. Adding parks is also confirmed to reduce pollution. Update: Planting trees with the forests tool under "Nature" in the parks section is confirmed to reduce ground pollution. Place a community college or university as quickly as you can, and get those tech levels moving. This way, you can quickly get access to education and sewage solutions. Consider applying the department of education and Department of Utilities modules (in that order) on your city hall when you can. If you want a green city, you'll need to invest in education early. If you consult the zone attributes charts, you'll see that the biggest polluters are industrial zones with low tech levels. Stick with a solar power plant, wind power plant, nuclear power plant, or simply buy power from a neighboring city. The first thing you should do is ban yourself from using dirty power plants. With smart placement of buildings and investments in services, you can at least make pollution a non-factor in your city. The mere act of having dirty buildings or traffic causes pollution, which is why you can never eliminate it you'll never be able to achieve 100% mass transit use, though you can come close. You'll never be able to stop all germs, but reducing as many as you can will keep your hospitals running efficiently and ensure that sick Sims get the treatment they need. With many wellness vans operating, you'll be able to destroy the majority of the germs that form. These drive around the city at random and scrub down buildings they stop at, preventing any germs from forming there for a short time. Don't skimp on adding ambulance modules to clinics and hospitals, and invest in some wellness vans. You can fight germs with a well-designed and well-funded healthcare system. If it lasts too long, Sims will die even if not, this puts pressure on your healthcare system and delays the advancement of your city. Sims who get sick call off work (lowering the happiness of industrial zones) and don't go out to shop (lowering the happiness of commercial zones). The presence of pollution in any form causes germs to run rampant through the city. The most direct issue that pollution causes is illness. A thick brown cloud can block the sun, thus lowering the power output of any solar power plants, including a solar farm in a great works site. You'll see brown clouds floating through the air or even across the region. The most obvious issue that the land becomes pretty gross to look at. Pollution causes several problems in cities, though some are pretty subtle. Radiation pollution goes away after about 20 in-game years. Radiation pollution is a type of ground pollution, and any spot infected with radiation will be shown as maximally concentrated ground pollution. Currently, there is no known way that has been confirmed to reduce radiation pollution. It can also be created occasionally by a meteor strike. Radiaton Pollution is created when a nuclear power plant is bullzoded, staffed with unskilled workers, or explodes. This is actually the worst type of pollution because all Sims will be affected by it, and its effects are more pronounced because the Sims are literally ingesting the pollution. Water pollution is created when your water tower or water pumping station is sitting on an area that is infected with ground pollution. Ground pollution disappears gradually after several weeks. If you bulldoze a landfill, all trash converts to ground pollution, dirtying the ground and turning it an ugly black, as you can see in the screenshot above. All zones create trash, and if it's not picked up, it'll turn into ground pollution. Sewage by its nature is pollution, and the areas around sewage outflow pipes will always be dirty (though the areas around sewage treatment plants will be clean if it can handle the load). Ground pollution occurs because of poor waste management and sewage solutions. Within one city, air pollution travels in the direction the wind blows, which can carry it into a residential area. Air pollution can spread across the region, so an especially dirty city can actually pollute an otherwise totally green city. The most common is air pollution, which is generally produced by coal power plants and oil power plants, dirty industrial buildings, and bad traffic.
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