"environments and" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to join two things together in a list. For example: "We need to protect our oceans, forests, environments and wildlife."
It flourishes in certain environments and flounders in others.
Limit exposure to harsh chemical environments and lead paint.
Stressful environments and experiments are common, and distort outcomes.
She loves creating faux environments and playing with expectations.
Eliasson increasingly focused on built environments and site-specific works.
Physical environments and good urban planning also figure highly.
Some bacteria prefer salty environments and are thus called halophiles.
As people travel, they encounter different environments and peoples.
The galleries also have displays on forest, marsh and estuary environments, and live fish.
"I went to the NHS to study pressure environments and leadership," Johnson says.
His interests are in the impact of new technologies, learning environments and open education.
