Climate change is reshaping every part of society - and criminal justice is no exception. This groundbreaking book examines how the climate crisis is transforming policing, courts, corrections and communities, from disaster responses and harm prevention to criminalisation of protest and prison design.

Blending international examples with practical insights, it reveals the urgent dilemmas and opportunities facing criminal justice institutions as they navigate ecological upheaval, shifting priorities and political pressures. It is essential reading for practitioners, policy makers and scholars seeking to understand and act on the challenges of delivering justice in a rapidly heating world.

Rob White is Emeritus Distinguished Professor of Criminology at the University of Tasmania. Climate Harms and Criminal Justice. He is the author of 'Climate Change Criminology' (Bristol University Press), 'Theorising Green Criminology' (Routledge), and 'Advanced Introduction to Applied Green Criminology' (Edward Elgar).