It is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "We must work together to solve environmental problems to ensure a sustainable future for our planet."
But, he adds, Silicon Valley does provide important undergirding for using technology to solve environmental problems.
In recent years, the Ford Motor Company has aggressively sought to solve environmental problems related to its products while reducing production costs.
But this year's report lacked specifics on how to solve environmental problems and offered few alternatives to government regulations.
"It takes a long time to figure out what to do on a project, how to solve the engineering problems, how to solve environmental problems.
This will create pressure to solve environmental problems by turning more people away.This is a shame, and a self-defeating exercise.
They may also be reasonably adept at other things, such as modelling sunglasses or forming task forces to solve environmental problems.
They say the eco-town will damage local countryside and wildlife and only create, rather than solve, environmental problems; they claim it will become just another enclave of car dependence.
In 1971, Paul MacCready, a champion glider pilot, aeronautical engineer, and model-airplane enthusiast, founded AeroVironment, in Southern California, with the idea of using aerospace technology and design to solve environmental problems.
Mr. Liang was a historian and teacher at the privately run Academy for Chinese Culture in 1994 when he and three co-workers decided that China's rapid development merited the creation of a citizens' group that would work to solve environmental problems.
For instance, there's a team called Geo for Good that investigates the use of maps, data and machine learning to solve environmental problems, such as creating databases and software to monitor the health of tropical forests around the world or track illegal fishing.
