All 11 Uses of

environment
in
Zero Day

These elements would drift up into the sky, react with oxygen to form sulfur trioxide, and then clamp onto water molecules to create a potent compound that would later fall back to earth as toxic acid rain. None of it was a trusty recipe for environmental harmony.
p. 1.4

environmental = related to the natural world (life, air, water, land...)

"We need to get the bodies to a refrigerated environment soon and then have the posts done," said Puller as he stared down at the decomposing bodies.
p. 68.5 *

environment = surrounding conditions

It causes flooding and a host of other environmental issues, not to mention that blowing the tops off mountains leaves the countryside pretty damn ugly.
p. 73.4 *

environmental = related to the natural world (life, air, water, land...)

"We comply with all pertinent environmental regulations," Johnson said automatically.
p. 215.2

"Is it a threat?"
"Environmentally? Who the hell knows? Maybe."
p. 259.4

environmentally = in a manner that impacts the natural world (life, air, water, land...)

"I don't know what that means. What sort of soil reports?"
"You know, the environmental kind."
p. 281.7

environmental = related to the natural world (life, air, water, land...)

Generally speaking, surface mining is pretty bad for the environment.
p. 315.7

environment = natural world (the quality of human, animal, and plant life)

And I'm really good at hunting down shooters in pretty much any environment.
p. 345.8

environment = surrounding conditions

Definitions:

(1) (environment as in: the environmental movement)
the natural world (life, air, water, land...) -- often used in reference to the impact of human technology
(2) (environment as in: her family environment)
surrounding conditions
in various senses, including:
- conditions in a location or geographic area -- as in "the desert environment"
- conditions that affect a particular activity -- as in "the learning environment"
- conditions that create a certain mood -- as in "a competitive environment," or "a romantic environment,"
- conditions that impact a particular computer system, subsystem, or program -- as in "the Windows environment"