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The '''Pollution Monitoring Station''' is a building in Workers and Resources that is used to monitor [[Pollution and Radiation]].
The '''Pollution Monitoring Station''' is a building in ''[[Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic]]'' that is used to monitor [[Pollution and Radiation]].


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Radiation can be viewed by clicking on the "Dozimeter" button and moving the cursor over any spot you want to check for radiation. The pollution monitoring ''does not'' require power to view radiation.
Radiation can be viewed by clicking on the "Dozimeter" button and moving the cursor over any spot you want to check for radiation. The pollution monitoring station ''does not'' require power to view radiation.
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Latest revision as of 16:34, 8 August 2026

The Pollution Monitoring Station is a building in Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic that is used to monitor Pollution and Radiation.

Background

A pollution monitoring station is a facility equipped with various instruments to measure air, water, soil, and other environmental parameters to assess pollution levels. These stations are strategically located in urban areas, industrial zones, and near sensitive ecosystems to gather data on pollutants such as particulate matter, ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and heavy metals. The data collected helps governments, environmental agencies, and researchers understand pollution trends, identify sources of contamination, and formulate effective mitigation strategies. Real-time monitoring enables timely interventions to protect public health and the environment, supporting efforts to achieve sustainable development goals and reduce adverse impacts of pollution.

Gameplay

View Actual Pollution Button

Pollution can be viewed by hovering the cursor over the "View Actual Pollution" button. Greener shaded dots denote areas of low pollution, while redder shaded dots denote areas of higher pollution. The pollution monitoring station requires Power to view pollution.



"Dozimeter" Button

Radiation can be viewed by clicking on the "Dozimeter" button and moving the cursor over any spot you want to check for radiation. The pollution monitoring station does not require power to view radiation.


Notes

Construction

Pollution monitoring station
RequirementsGroundworks
Concrete 0.45 t Concrete
Gravel 0.35 t Gravel
Asphalt 0.28 t Asphalt
Steel 0.78 t Steel
Building
Concrete 0.45 t Concrete
Gravel 0.35 t Gravel
Asphalt 0.28 t Asphalt
Mechanisms: Excavator
(max. 1)
Needs workers No
(max. 50)

References