Chapter 1 Introduction Part 1 Green Crimes: Meaning, Definitions and Green Criminological Theories Chapter 2 Green Crimes: Meaning and Issues Chapter 3 Multifaceted Discourses in Green Criminology Chapter 4 Assimilating Theoretical Perspectives on Green Criminology in Light of 'Mens Rea' And 'Negligence' Chapter 5 From Voice of the Voiceless: Non-Speciesist View on Green Criminology Part 2 Green Crimes: Types, Issues and Concerns Chapter 6 Illegal Trade of Wildlife in the Indian Ocean Region and Legal Provisions to Combat the Same Chapter 7 An Analysis of Illegal Waste Dumping as an Environment Crime in the National and Transnational Context Chapter 8 Legal, political and social concerns in regulating rathole mining in Meghalaya & Assam Chapter 9 The Vanishing Point of Ecology Featuring Carbon Criminals: A Study of Ecocide in The Indian Landscape Chapter 10 Combating Exploitative Mining in the Era of Investor-State Arbitration Chapter 11 The criminalisation of The Property Rights to Natural Resources - The Emerging Legal Paradigm Part 3 Environmental Crime in Transnational Context: Global Issues and Challenges Chapter 12 Possession Of Exotic Animals as Pets, A Green Criminological Approach to a Non-Dimensioned Phenomenon in Mexico Chapter 13 Green Crime and Climate Justice in Ghana: An Examination of the impact of Illegal Mining (Galamsey) Chapter 14 Pollution Crimes in the Spanish Criminal Code: Special Reference to Case Studies on Marine and Ozone Layer Pollution Chapter 15 The Similarities Between Bhopal Gas Tragedy and Mariana Dam Disaster: An Analysis from the Green Criminology Perspective Chapter 16 Genesis And Growth of Red Sanders Smuggling - Political Economic Analysis of Critical Green Criminology Chapter 17 Mitigating Environmental Crimes in Developing Countries: Exploring the Role of Education as an Agent of Social Change. Chapter 18 Criminalization of Environmental Crimes in Pakistan & India: A Comparative Study Part 4 Environmental Crime and Corporations Chapter 19 Environmental Crime and The Corporation: The Role of Intention Chapter 20 Corporate Accountability in The Age of Greenwashing: Consumer Protection Law as an Environmental Litigation Strategy Chapter 21 Environmental Crimes and Corporations: Fixing Liability in The Indian Context Part 5 Victims of Environmental Crime Chapter 22 Victims of Environmental Injustice Chapter 23 The Story of Sugar In El Salvador: Reflections on Environmental Crimes Victims And their Demands Chapter 24 Victimology Of Green Criminology: Situating the Victims of Environmental Crime Chapter 25 Green Crimes and Victims of Environmental Harms: A TWAIL Perspective on Environmental Justice Part 6 Mitigating Environmental Crimes - Role of Legislature, Executive, Judiciary and Citizens Chapter 26 Forest Crimes: Problems, Issues and Strategies to Improve Forest Governance in India Chapter 27 Examining The Role of India's Green Tribunal in Curbing Waste Crime Chapter 28 Green Policing: A comparative study between India and Bangladesh Chapter 29 An Analysis of The Endeavours by The Indian Government to Curb Wildlife Crimes Chapter 30 Conclusion.