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Criminals will seek to profit from the Green Transition
Criminals will seek to profit from this development by orchestrating increasingly complex and far-reaching fraud schemes involving investments, energy and green certifications. Illicit waste management will be a significant growth sector as prices for legal waste management services will continue to increase. Food security and food safety will become increasing concerns. Environmental crimes with significant impact on biodiversity (such as illegal fishing, illegal logging, and wildlife poaching) are very difficult to detect. Fraud related to food and the distribution of counterfeit products and beverages will increase, leading to a decline in consumer trust.
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The green transition is the move towards a less resourceintensive and more environmentally sustainable way of life touching on all aspects of the economy, society and technology. The green transition is an opportunity for innovation and economic success. The financial system and green sectors will be increasingly interlinked. Criminals will seek to profit from this development by orchestrating increasingly complex and far-reaching fraud schemes involving investments, energy and green certifications. Waste management and recycling will become key sectors. A circular economy means a longer life span for goods and full waste-recycling systems will mean waste dismantling will be carried out within the same territory as production. Illicit waste management will be a significant growth sector as prices for legal waste management services will continue to increase. Illicit waste management can involve the unlawful reintroduction of waste in production cycles, the resale of hazardous waste mixed with other waste or the reuse of waste products as second-life goods. Food security and food safety will become increasing concerns. Environmental crimes with significant impact on biodiversity (such as illegal fishing, illegal logging, and wildlife poaching) are very difficult to detect. Fraud related to food and the distribution of counterfeit products and beverages will increase, leading to a decline in consumer trust.
Source:
Report
European Union Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment
Date published
13 April 2021
