We know from listening to the wacko environmentalists that people are exhaling pollution (CO2).

This covenant expressly prohibits pollution of any kind on or to the Property and prohibitsany person from allowing such activity to occur.I still like the location of the land as a buy and hold, but feel it’s fair for me to ask  for a discount as it limits what I can do with it and limits my perspective buyers too. 

Keigher expects the area will be subjected to severe noise pollution upon full build out, as well as road degradation.

@Rob Chiang a Pollution policy would be the proper policy to extend coverage to you in this situation. 

I left L.A. a few years ago but mainly due to taxes, pollution and traffic. 

You also want to be able to switch coverage on the fly between a property being vacant, occupied or under renovation as sometimes you might experience a longer vacancy than expected during a turn or have to do a more major renovation after many years.Also, all "personal" policies and "personal umbrella" policies have what is called a "Total Pollution Exclusion."

The pollutant from auto exhaust is a heath concern along 200-400 ft away.

I'm a big fan of Whiting, I have some concerns about legacy pollution/soil remediation there, but great location and the prices help make up for the industrial issues.

Along with considerably less light pollution, traffic, & a-holescheers

Whiting is one of those areas that you need to be a bit careful though, Them and more so East Chicago have had a lot of incidents of lead and arsenic pollution in the soil.https://wgntv.com/2018/05/08/more-lead-contamination-found-in-nw-indiana-soil/