"Environment Report" or "Environmental Report"?

You would need to provide more information (context, links or excerpts) for us to give you a better answer.

Dear teechr,

My textbook has it that
"The biennial environmental report estimated that Seoul, Beijing, and Mexico City were suffering from the worst air pollution."

When googling, I found two exporessions - "Environmental Report" and "Environment Report."
Which one is correct?

Thanks,

David

???"The biennial environmental report estimated that Seoul, Beijing, and Mexico City were suffering from the worst air pollution."

That's okay.

???Environment Report

Show us an example sentence of that, just like the one above.

There are two links expressing "Environment Report":

http://michiganradio.org/programs/environment-report http://www.boeing.com/principles/environment/report.page

Here's another:

http://www.bna.com/daily-environment-report-p4751/
http://oilandgasuk.co.uk/environment-report.cfm

Yes, "Environment Report" is perfectly acceptable in a title.

So, both "Environmental Report" and "Environment Report" are O.K.?
If so, is there any difference between those two expressions?

Thanks,

David Kim

???So, are both "Environmental Report" and "Environment Report" are okay/OK? O.K.?

We're back to square one!

Dear teachr,

I am sorry, but I can't clearly understand what you mean.
(Please don't be annoyed. I do sincerely want to learn from you.)

I got the feedback from you as follows:

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(1) "The biennial environmental report estimated that Seoul, Beijing, and Mexico City were suffering from the worst air pollution."
=> That's okay.

(2) Yes, "Environment Report" is

I meant that you need to provide the context of how those are being used for us to be able to tell you whether it's okay or not.
Having said that, "environmental report" is more likely in the body of a text and "environment report" in a title/heading.