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If your heating is good, then your heating plant may be too close and the pollution it creates to heat water is killing people living nearby.
A sidenote to that is if it's only in the winter it'll make sense if it's your heating plant as it's cold outside so it pollutes more because it's working harder to produce the heat than during the summer for example.
I'm not struggling with the heat in the early winters but with the snow on the streats causing buses to take longer and power plant workers not getting there fast enough or the supply chain for food and other things being blocked.
Mayby Checks that also
1) all citizens need heating
2) heating plants work with 100% workload, so any houses nearby have a pollution issue
3) trucks are slower in snow, so possibly food and clothes could not delivered in some shops just in time
4) possibly more cititzen get sick, ambulances are slower in snow and hospitals could be overgrowded
Also coal plants have a higher workload, because of the heating plants. So there is potentially more pollution for nearby citizens too.