The phrase "about the environmental implications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the effects or consequences of actions or policies on the environment.
Example: "The report focuses on the economic benefits, but it also highlights concerns about the environmental implications of the proposed project."
Alternatives: "regarding the environmental effects" or "concerning the environmental consequences".
Current projects include "Amateur Cultures, Digital Times: Horizons of American Environmentalism," "Literature and Food Studies" (with Amy L. Tigner), and a long-term project about the environmental implications and utopian rhetoric of cloud computing.
As a presidential candidate, Mr. Obama expressed "serious concerns about the environmental implications" of mountaintop mining.
And from that point, I really started to find out more about the environmental implications of what happens with our clothing, tracking secondhand clothing, what happened when we discard it.
Britain: Dominic Bassford If there is a common thread between the lives of Catherine and Howard Bassford and those of other Britons, it has been the relative luxury of their lives over the past few decades, they say, free from worries about the environmental implications of their behaviour.
If hotel owners aren't concerned about the environmental implications of these findings, their bottom lines should be: a recent study found that only a little more than half of the food put out in hotel buffets was actually consumed.
Nanotechnology is emerging in a wide variety of applications, yet unfortunately very little is known about the environmental implications of engineered nanomaterials, of possible ways to handle engineered nano-materials as environmental pollutants, or of how nanomaterials behave in the environment when used for remediation.
The environmental implications of that population growth are staggering.
And the environmental implications are equally mind-boggling.
Almost immediately, the environmental implications of the single-serve model were a cause for concern.
Within 20 years, however, scientific evidence began to reveal the environmental implications of this agricultural revolution.
The environmental implications are reported as well.
