'abating pollution' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the act of reducing or lessening pollution. For example: "Governments around the world are working towards abating pollution levels in their respective countries."
Environmental abuse gave rise to a host of topics, such as the law of the sea, global warming, and means of preventing or abating pollution.
(1) SO2 trading was a case where the cost of abating pollution differed widely among sources, and where a market-based system was therefore likely to have greater gains, relative to conventional, command-and-control regulations (Newell and Stavins 2003).
America's Census Bureau finds that even the most polluting industries spend no more than 2% of their revenues on abating pollution.
Subsequent attempts to abate pollution in Lake Erie have shown signs of success, however.
Decisions of this Court predating Erie, but compatible with the distinction emerging from that decision between "general common law" and "specialized federal common law," Friendly, supra, at 405, have approved federal common law suits brought by one State to abate pollution emanating from another State.
However, the increase of pollution could imply greater income if we consider emerging and developing countries that do possess strong institutional context, but it should not be so in developed economies where strong institutions contribute to abate pollution.
To abate pollution due to emissions from automobiles, auto exhaust catalysts containing noble metals such as Pt, Pd and Rh dispersed in γ-Al2O3 as the support have been employed in converters.
Given California's history of spurring new industry and innovation, AB32 proponents hope that the environmentally progressive law will not just abate pollution, but actually create demand for a new set of goods and services, and along with it plenty of local cleantech jobs and new businesses.
With the endorsement of the Government (1991), pig farms were relocated to a designated area known as pig farming area (PFA) to abate pollution and to allow a systematic development of the pig industry.
The environmental management literature has emphasized the difference between eliminating pollution at the source and abating the pollution after it is created (Klassen and Whybark, 1999; Vachon, 2007).
The ultimate objective of abating air pollution is to protect the health and welfare of the public, while in the past, health and welfare are seldom used as the direct policy target.
