Climate Harms and Criminal Justice addresses one of the most pressing issues of our time: the intersection of environmental destruction and the legal system. As the planet faces unprecedented ecological challenges, this book investigates how criminal justice frameworks are being used—and often failing—to hold accountable those responsible for climate-related harms. Rob White provides a thought-provoking analysis of how environmental issues are treated within legal contexts, exploring the shift from traditional crime to the broader concept of green criminology. This work is essential reading for anyone concerned with social justice, human rights, and our stewardship of the Earth. By unpacking the complexities of corporate responsibility, state action, and the urgent need for systemic change, this book invites you to consider how we can protect the vulnerable and ensure a more just future. Engaging and informative, it bridges the gap between environmental advocacy and legal theory, providing a clear lens through which to view our global climate crisis.