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Environmental crimes are often linked to other forms of criminality, including money laundering, tax evasion and fraud, and frequently carried out by the same networks. And in Kenya, access to land, which is highly controlled by the state, has created an environment particularly amenable to infiltration by criminal actors, with government officials reportedly teaming up with criminal actors to launder money through the sale and purchase of land.
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