7th October 2025 | |
7pm | |
Waterstones Argyle Street 174-176 Argyle Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 8BT |
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£22 with a copy of Green Crime / £5 General Admission | |
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Julia will deliver a talk on the horrors of green crime from oil spills and deforestation to the murders commissioned to cover them up, as well as the heroes fighting to protect the world from despoliation, before taking questions from the audience and signing copies of her book.
Green Crime
Traffickers. Hit men. Outlaws. Thieves . . .
Our planet is a crime scene - but we can catch the killers?
Enter a world where people are murdered, ecosystems are destroyed, organised criminals terrorise communities and corporate gangsters operate outside the law. And, closely following their every move, are teams of secret agents, vigilantes and scientists who are fighting for our planet's future.
Using insider sources and her expertise as a criminal psychologist, Dr Julia Shaw takes us deep into some of the worst environmental crimes of our time. She reconstructs the minds of the perpetrators in cases like the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the Dieselgate emissions scandal, and the Shuidong wildlife crime syndicate. From the Amazon forest to South African gold mines she follows the impact of green crimes right to our doorsteps, and meticulously profiles the work of the heroes bringing these criminals to justice.
Dr Shaw asks: how do the Earth's killers think? What makes their crimes so deadly? And how can we stop them from stealing our future?
Green Crime is the most far-reaching murder mystery ever told.
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