But here is too cold and polluted. 

There's no noise or light pollution. 

Once people smell the air, they'll all pollute it in efforts to not get stuck in it.There'll be a short term rebound for everytime the news mentions the Fed's interference, but there's more depth for this to be to hit.

I love getting stuff on the market place (ex: cabinets, fridges,etc) and giving it, it's 2nd life in a rental, and less pollution!   

It’s very sad to see the death toll climbing, people losing their jobs and suffering, but I must say I’m enjoying the peace and quiet, lack of noise and air pollution, no traffic and a quietude that I haven’t experienced in Boulder since the 90’s (minus the trails, the trails are busier than ever).

There was one reason - I wanted lake front property and needed someone that specialized in understanding lake front property specific issues (EPA - building - pollution - water sports - lake level fluctuations)She came right out and asked me why and I told her.

If the water pollution issue can get resolved, and it has never been closer to being resolved, that would go a long way in helping IB’s RE prices.  

Power plants have many scrubbers and devices to recapture both the energy and the pollution to clean it further before emitting it.

Towards the end, the pollution was bothering me so I bought an apartment in the South of France and have only been back to my home in Colombia briefly.  

Here is my take:I've heard there's some serious issues with SLC and surrounding areas in terms of air quality, pollution, etc.