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#GlobalClimateStrike and criminology

Criminologists have long had an interest in climate change and green criminology. Works of Rob White, Reece Walters, and many others stressed the importance of understanding the links between human actions and the impact on our environment and potential criminal liability and accountability for unwanted consequences of such actions. Greta Thunberg is a household name now, and we follow her and many others in reclaiming our future.

Today is the World #GlobalCrimateStrike day. Out we go!

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