According to the "legalist" view of green crime, environmental harm is viewed as any human activity that disrupts an ecosystem, destroying plant and animal life. This statement is False. In the "legalist" perspective, green crimes are not solely about harming the environment but also include actions that violate laws and regulations related to environmental protection. It goes beyond just ecosystem disruption and encompasses illegal activities such as pollution, illegal waste disposal, wildlife trafficking, and more. Therefore, the understanding of green crime under the legalist view is broader and considers human actions that breach environmental laws, leading to harm to nature and wildlife.
