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Despite Alexandria's commitment to integrating urban and natural environments, the state has been criticized for lagging behind Victoria and Verona in terms of environmental commitments. Due to its industrial nature and reputation as a major contributor to Cartadania's economy, many officials have been reluctant to address environmental concerns. While Alahuela set the standard for environmental impact across the country, individual states have the opportunity to build upon laws established by Congress to address the unique needs of their region. Currently, Alexandria has adopted a basic environmental policy, with some minor adjustments made for SB 270. However, despite this perceived lag in policy, Alexandria remains a thriving post-industrial economy with a high standard of living. As such, the Alexandria Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) prioritizes issues related to carbon emissions and industrial waste to minimize the negative effects of industrial activity on the environment. Through ongoing efforts to monitor and address environmental impacts, Alexandria remains committed to improving its environmental practices and maintaining a sustainable future.