Environmental crimes can be broadly defined as illegal acts which directly harm the environment. They include: illegal trade in wildlife; smuggling of ozonedepleting substances (ODS); illicit trade in hazardous waste; illegal, unregulated, and unreported fishing; and illegal logging and the associated trade in stolen timber.
Experts speaking about environmental crime
Talks related to environmental crime
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Towards a ‘blue’ criminology: How should we study transnational organised crime at sea?
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Organised oil crime in Nigeria. The Delta paradox: Organised criminals or community saviours?
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The private sector and organized crime
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Cars, gold, and territories: Trends of organized crime in Brazil
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Above and below the waterline: Combating illegal take and trade of marine and terrestrial species through a new global agreement on wildlife crime
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Organized environmental crimes
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Organized crime and animals
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Online intermediaries and illicit trafficking: Addressing the illicit online trade in cultural property, wildlife and falsified medical products
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Tech against the illegal wildlife trade
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Toxic trading – How to investigate and prosecute waste trafficking: An interactive demonstration
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The illicit mining and trade of extractives in Africa
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Illicit Economies in Asia: Changes, effects and futures
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Green-collar crimes and the illegal wildlife trade in Europe
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