The phrase "abatement policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to regulations or strategies aimed at reducing or eliminating a problem, such as pollution or noise.
Example: "The city implemented an abatement policy to address the rising levels of air pollution."
Alternatives: "reduction strategy" or "mitigation policy".
But in modelling future energy use, Aemo found the Coalition's current Direct Action policies would not achieve those reductions, and so made further assumptions about carbon abatement policy required in the electricity sector.
The growth impacts of savings and abatement policy are highlighted and related to resource depletion, technology development, and impact intensity.
We conclude by highlighting the emergence of a potential seventh catalyst – the influence of greenhouse gas emission abatement policy on nuclear power development.
Estimations of air pollutant emissions from vehicles in China under different energy and emission abatement policy scenarios are presented in this paper.
His final work was a book titled 'Water Pollution and Abatement Policy in India A Study from an Economic Perspective', however, he did not have the opportunity to see the printed volume.
With the Green Paper on Future Noise Policy published in November 1996, the European Commission began to step up its activities in the field of European noise abatement policy including the railway sector.
This type of situation may be particularly relevant if future CO2 abatement policies require that owners of natural gas fired CHP units reduce CO2 emissions.
To do so, we construct a calibrated general equilibrium model that jointly describes the world economy and the strategic incentives that guide the design of national abatement policies.
In conclusion, our models indicate that the emission abatement policies introduced by governmental institutions are potentially viable, as long as they are effectively implemented.
This study evaluates the economy-wide impacts of implementing two different types of CO2 emission abatement policies in Malaysia using market-based (imposing a carbon tax) and command-and-control mechanism (sectoral emission standards).
The illustrative example assesses the impact of air pollution abatement policies according to expert perceptions using proactive scenarios; the results revealed that, despite some positive changes, air protection activities are missing an overall strategic vision.
