State crime in crimes against the environment

In the field of environment, The State may adopt policies that lead to destruction and serious harm to the environment. The justification of the perpetrators is economic and industrial development, creating employment, obtaining benefits for the State, Provision of current expenses and other similar factors. While these actions cause severe harms to wildlife and the environment. Therefore, a kind of It is considered an environmental State crime. Critical criminologists have discussed this issue and proposed the newly emerging concept of state crime. State environmental crime refers to seemingly legal behaviors of the State in major harm to the environment. Initially, this topic was discussed in zemiyology, (social pathology). Subsequently, the concept of State crime has been expanded, especially in green criminology, with regard to the seemingly legal behavior of State.