Titlebook: Climate Change from a Criminological Perspective; Rob White Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2012 Environmental Criminol

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,It’s the End of the World as We Know It: The Advance of Climate Change from a Criminological Perspefaced. Many assume that meaningful action will only occur once the very harmful effects of climate change become apparent. This chapter draws on the major crime theories to make a rather different argument—that the advance of climate change will reduce rather than increase the likelihood of meaningf

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Is Global Warming a State-Corporate Crime?,states of the global North act in concert in ways that cause widespread environmental and social harm. Corporate and state actors in interaction with each other create these harms by (1) denying that global warming is caused by human activity, (2) blocking efforts to mitigate greenhouse gas emission

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Climate Change in the Courts: A US and Global Perspective,e emissions; glaciers are receding everywhere; species are endangered—perhaps a quarter of species now on earth will be extinct by mid-century, and half by 2100; incidents of drought, poor water quality, crop losses, landslides, pest inundation, severe storms, raging wildfires, and tropical diseases

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Environmental Enforcement Networks: Their Role in Climate Change Enforcement,egulations is already sufficiently challenging given a myriad of social, economic and environmental issues. However, climate change regulation is further complicated due to cross-jurisdictional issues, transnational factors and its intersection with traditional and crossover crimes such as fraud and

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