“…it is now two decades later, and in the terms of generational language, an entirely new generation of criminologists has entered the world and has done little to transform the nature of criminology. To be sure, over the past generation, some advances have certainly been made in the area of green criminological research by a handful of pioneers in the field (Agnew, 2012;Beirne, 1999;Beirne and South, 2007;Benton, 2007;Bisschop, 2012;Croall, 2009;Eman, Meško and Fields, 2009;Gibbs et al, 2010;Groombridge, 1998;Hall, 2013;Hauck, 2008;Jarrell and Ozymy, 2012;Katz, 2010;Kramer and Michalowski, 2012;Lane, 1998;Lynch and Stretesky, 2003;Nurse, 2013;Ruggiero and South, 2010;Sollund, 2008;South and Brisman, 2013;Takemura, 2007;van Solinge 2010;Walters, 2006;White, 2008a;Wyatt, 2012).…”