The sentence 'a friend to the environment' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to someone or something that is helpful or supportive of efforts to protect the environment. For example, "He always recycles his cans and bottles, making him a true friend to the environment."
Wolf was a friend to the environment before it became a cliche.
Because investors face the challenge of judging whether a note is truly green, regulators are working on standards to help guard against greenwashing, or misleading claims about just how good a friend to the environment an issuer is.
While he has cast himself in an uncommon role — a conservative conservationist — his critics say he is less of a friend to the environment than he would like to think.
BE A FRIEND TO THE ENVIRONMENT: You MUST contact your local household and hazardous waste service for proper disposal!
IN THE dying days of his administration, George Bush has done something remarkable for a man unlikely to be remembered as a friend of the environment.
The Trump administration's acquiescence to Scott's request was criticized by some as politics, saying it allowed the governor to position himself as a friend of the environment, even as local government officials, planners and environmentalists adamantly say he has never been.
Each side said it suspected that the timing and substance of the administration's initial steps might have been motivated by a desire to be seen early on as a friend of the environment.
Besides helping the organization advance its cause, the experience allowed Zolonz to serve as a company spokesperson and promote Patagonia's brand as a friend of the environment.
Twenty years ago some spoke of the limits to growth, and today we realize that growth is the engine of change and a friend of the environment.
CAN coal ever become a friend of the environment?
There was a time when Mr. McCain was considered a friend of the environment.
