Difference between revisions of "Waste Disposal"
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Garbage dump summons garbage trucks to go around and collect the city's waste, and drops it off at the dump. | Garbage dump summons garbage trucks to go around and collect the city's waste, and drops it off at the dump. | ||
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| − | Garbage dump generates a large amount of ground pollution. | + | Garbage dump generates a large amount of [[ground pollution]]. |
*It is wise to build the garbage dump far away from your residential and other "clean" areas such as the [[water tower]]. | *It is wise to build the garbage dump far away from your residential and other "clean" areas such as the [[water tower]]. | ||
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==Waste Disposal Maps== | ==Waste Disposal Maps== | ||
Revision as of 20:40, 29 January 2013
Sims produce waste.
If waste is not properly disposed of, incidents of fires, sickness and injuries will increase.
- The overall value of the city will decrease.
Waste disposal can be remedied by building a garbage dump.
Recycling is another option.
- Recycling is not only good for the environment but also recovers resources such as metal, plastic and alloy.
Waste Disposal Structures
Garbage Dump
- Main article: Garbage Dump
Garbage dump summons garbage trucks to go around and collect the city's waste, and drops it off at the dump.
- It will lower the land value of nearby areas.
Garbage dump generates a large amount of ground pollution.
- It is wise to build the garbage dump far away from your residential and other "clean" areas such as the water tower.
Recycling Center
- Main article: Recycling Center
Recycling center
Waste Disposal Maps
Garbage/Recycling - shows the location and density of garbage in the city.
Ground pollution - shows the location and severity of ground pollution and the buildings producing it.
Air pollution - shows the location and severity of air pollution and the buildings producing it.
