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David Aled Williams
A global database on environmental corruption could help protect nature and society
Highly corrupt democracies are little better at tackling environmental challenges than autocracies, with corruption a well-known facilitator of serious environmental harms worldwide. Yet, efforts to address environmental corruption are hampered by, among other things, a lack of systematised information on relevant cases.
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