Green Criminologist
The title may be misleading, but so can census data. In my pursuit of studying crime trends across the nation, I noticed that data is slowly being retrofitted by the federal government. Let me explain. Data has epistemology. Data has a story beyond what is shown. There are common questions we use every day that …
In this episode of The Green Conversation, I discuss the consequences of declining hunting culture in the United States of America. There is a growing issue with urban develop and the values emerging from this environment. Learn why hunting is our last line of defense against environmental destruction, and the consequences of too much urban …
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In this episode of The Green Conversation, I cover the Biden-Harris position on environmental policies, but is the position really for the environment? I go over details of the plan and how poorly the plan addresses actual environmental issues. Drawing upon simple logic, I break down the plan to find the underlying purpose of the …
In this episode, Leo talks about The Green New Deal. He explores why this bill will not work. Using a liberal scholar's economic philosophy, Leo turns The Green New Deal on itself. Within this liberal understanding of the environment, Leo also concludes the best approach to handle the environment is a market-cultural approach. This approach …
Hello, and welcome to the Green Conversation podcast. I'm your host, Leo Genco. I have always been into the outdoors, but I never knew what I wanted to do with my life. After a bit of soul searching and leaning on God, I earned a Ph.D. in criminology and study criminal and harmful events towards …
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