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2. The view that 'assumes that humans have the right to dominate nature for their own gains and that economic growth is put before the environment' is...

  • Humanocentric
  • Anthropocentric
  • Survival of the fittest theory
  • The dominating view

3. Green criminologists (White 2008) state that a crime is any action that harms the environmentand/or the human and non-human animals within it, even if no laws are broken.

  • True
  • False

4. Which of the following is a true example of criticism that could be applied to green criminology?

  • The crimionolgy isn't transgressive, so therefore shouldn't be valid.
  • It has boundaries that are hard to deefine. It's broad. Naming things as wrong isn't factual, but based on opinions, norms or values.
  • It hasn't suggested 2 views of harm.
  • It is a waste of time to try and protect the environment.

5. Green crime is defined as...

  • Crime against members of Green political parties.
  • Crime against flowers only.
  • Crime against the environment.
  • Crime that may harm leaves.

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