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A&C
(redirected from Abatement and Control)

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A&CArts & Crafts
A&CAbbott and Costello
A&CAntony and Cleopatra
A&CAssumptions and Constraints
A&CAbatement and Control
A&CAgreements and Commitments
A&CAssembly and Checkout
A&CAcceptance & Commissioning
A&CActivation and Checkout
A&CArchives and Collections Society (Ontario, Canada)
A&CAcceptance & Continuance


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Congress did establish the Office of Noise Abatement and Control (ONAC), as well as federal standards for business, industries, and communities, and it did begin researching the effects of sound exposures.
Decibel hell: the effects of living in a noisy world by Chepesiuk, Ron / Environmental Health Perspectives
When the Noise Abatement and Control office was defunded in 1982, hundreds of similar state and local programs died along with it.
The quietest war: for many Americans, noise pollution is no joke by Blanchard, Nanette / E
About a quarter of their antipollution spending goes into capital investments for pollution abatement and control technologies, such as stack-gas scrubbers and clean coal technologies.
Big dividends from pollution cleanup by Science News
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