Introduction: Celebrating the Career of Nigel South. 1. Policing for Profit: Nigel's Contribution to the Study of Private Policing and Security. 2. Drug Use Normalization and Surrealism. 3. Doing Drug Market Research Critically Through a Lens of Assumed Differentiation: 'Seeing' the 'Invisible'. 4. Unveiling Socio-economic Parallels: Exploring the Blurred Boundary Between Legality and Illegality. 5. Ecocidal Tendencies of Late Capitalism. 6. Food Politics and Controversial Technologies. 7. Criminology's Animal Turn. 8. Anthropocentrism, Speciesism and Speciecide. 9. Empathy Without Borders: Decolonial Criminology, Western Scholars, and Peer Methodology. 10. Scarcity, Conflict and Environmental Crime. 11. Ecologically Induced Genocide: A New Synthesis. 12. Conveying Environmental Harms Through Music: Some Directions for Green-cultural Criminology. 13. 'Life-stage Dissolution' ('adultification' and 'Infantilization') and the Right to Repair: Implications for Fixing this World. 14. This Feels Bad: Climate Change, Affect, and Sensory Criminology. 15. Grave Matters: Ghost Criminology, Necropolitics and the Anthropocene. Afterword: Connections, Directions, Horizons: Afterthoughts and Thank Yous.