The phrase "abatement resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental management, public health, or any field where resources are allocated to reduce or mitigate negative impacts.
Example: "The city has allocated significant abatement resources to improve air quality and reduce pollution levels."
Alternatives: "mitigation resources" or "reduction resources".
Hence, the reduction of 4-NP to 4-AP possesses great significance for the pollution abatement and resource regeneration [33].
Globally, the effects of very strong abatement and resource efficiency policies on economic growth and employment until 2050 are negligible.
The use of catalytic processes in pollution abatement and resource recovery is widespread and of significant economic importance [R.J. Farrauto, C.H. Bartholomew, Fundamentals of Industrial Catalytic Processes, Blackie Academic and Professional, 1997.].
Together with optimal tax rules, the paper therefore also derives conditions for the optimal use of resources on abatement.
This includes topics such as analytical tools for detecting and determining risks of chemicals in aquatic environments, modelling resources and results, abatement options, regulatory opportunities and scenario development.
"The real estate industry had enormous access to City Hall and enormous power in securing huge sums of public resources through tax abatements and other subsidies," said Harvey Robins, a former top city official in both the Koch and Dinkins administrations.
Life cycle environmental impacts are evaluated in terms of expanded cumulative exergy consumption, which is the sum of exergy consumption due to resource inputs and abatement exergy required to recover the negative impacts due to waste emissions.
Since then, the NPC has passed dozens of laws governing resource conservation, pollution abatement, and ecological management.
Significant resources were allocated for abatement and other clean-up efforts, and some cities even introduced mural programs or "free walls" to provide legal opportunities for urban youths to express their artistic creativity.
Three environmental impacts: energy consumption, resource consumption and pollutant discharge have been analyzed with reference to energy-embodied exergy, resource chemical exergy and abatement exergy, respectively.
