The phrase "back to the environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a return to ecological or natural considerations, practices, or conditions.
Example: "After years of industrial growth, the community is finally focusing on going back to the environment and prioritizing sustainability."
Alternatives: "return to nature" or "reconnect with the environment."
"Yes, he's telling me that we have to go back to the environment," Mr. Chirac said.
The company joins the ranks of other outdoor companies trying to give back to the environment.
Generally, analog circuits are connected to devices that collect signals from the environment or send signals back to the environment.
While most of the cases were filed after Mr. Bloomberg stepped away from management of the company in 2001, many trace back to the environment he created there, Mr. Brickman asserts.
Of all the clean water that our cities consume, roughly half of it flows down our sewers to sewage treatment plants where it is treated and released back to the environment.
Nicelli added, "Every once in a while, kids have a tendency to go back to the environment situation," referring to the Bronx housing project in which Krauser grew up.
When the primary environment is not available, data can still be accessed from the secondary environment until the primary environment is accessible, at which time the application can be connected back to the primary environment.
The "Johnson engine" was looking into this a couple years ago -- "paired" fuel cells, where electricity could be "invested" in the lower temperature environment to pressurize hydrogen, which was to be circulated to the higher temperature environment, where a greater amount of electricity could be harvested with another fuel cell, and cycled back to the cool environment.
Then they brought the mice back to the original environment, and stimulated those brain cells again.
They will be going back to the same environment and the same friends.
I believe co-working harks back to the coffeehouse environment of 17th and 18th century enlightened thinking.
