I'm implementing a deferred renderer. So far, my g-buffer looks like this:

All targets are GL_RGBA16F_ARB
    |R         |G          |B         |A
RT0:|Normal.x  |Normal.y   |Normal.z  |Depth
RT1:|Lighting accumulation            |Unused

As you can see, I'm not that far into development. However, I seem to have reached a stopping point. I've implemented lighting accumulation as first storing ambient, then adding lightDiffuseColor*NdotL*shadow, to it, which seems correct. However, I'm confused on how to add diffuse color (albedo) to the objects, and how to implement environment mapping. For albedo, does the renderer in the geometry pass render textures and diffuse colors to a separate render target, and then when doing the lighting calculation, add lightDiffuseColor*materialDiffuseColor*NdotL*shadow to the lighting accumulation buffer? It seems that killzone 2 doesn't do this, in their lighting accumulation shot they don't have any textures involved in it. This would make more sense to me, and would correctly re-arrange the lighting equation. Also, how should I attempt environment mapping? In a forward renderer one mixes the final color with the color of the environment map, but now that I think about this, this doesn't seem as correct. Is there any reference (you or otherwise) that gives the lighting equation nicely? Like how diffuse, specular, ambient, reflection, refraction etc. play into determining the final color. Does the amount of reflection change based on how lit the surface is?