Environmental Crime Prevention Strategies: Government and Stakeholders
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This report examines environmental crime prevention strategies, focusing on the Australian context. It begins by defining environmental crimes, such as pollution, illegal trading of substances, and poaching, and then identifies key stakeholders, including the public and business enterprises, who can contribute to prevention efforts. The report details strategies implemented by the Australian government, such as the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act, and highlights the role of the Australian Federal Police in enforcement. It also explores lessons learned from other jurisdictions and proposes recommendations for stricter regulatory frameworks, increased penalties, and greater local authority. The report emphasizes the importance of preserving the environment for future generations and suggests methods for the Australian Federal Police to enforce stricter regimes and protect heritage sites. The report draws on various sources, including academic publications and government documents, to support its analysis and recommendations.
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