Climate Harms and Criminal Justice offers a comprehensive look at the vital intersection of ecological damage and the legal system. Rob White explores the challenging question of how criminal justice frameworks can adapt to address environmental crimes and climate-related injustices. As the world confronts the devastating effects of climate change, it becomes increasingly clear that traditional legal responses are often insufficient. This book delves into the concepts of green criminology, highlighting the need for accountability for state and corporate actors who contribute to environmental decline. Through a clear and accessible lens, it addresses the moral and practical implications of our current legal landscape. If you are passionate about protecting the environment or interested in the future of social and legal justice, this book provides the foundational knowledge you need. It serves as a call to reflect on our responsibility to the planet and offers a pathway toward a more equitable and sustainable approach to global justice.