Criminology has awoken to the plight of the environment. The continually growing field of green criminology is testimony to such scholarship and is dedicated to uncovering green harm and crime that injures people, other species and the planet. The crimes against the environment are varied and quite extensive. White (2011) proposes these can be categorised into three groupings: white (scientific and technological concerns), green (ecological and environmental concerns) and brown (waste, pollution and toxic concerns). This book is a unique collection focussed exclusively on the latter. Hazardous waste and pollution take on numerous forms, have various causes and impact tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people.