The Confederacy extinguished the lights in all the lighthouses it controlled long before any shots were fired at Fort Sumter. When the Southern Lights Went Dark: The Lighthouse Establishment During the Civil War tells the story of the men who assumed the daunting task of finding the lenses and lamps, repairing deliberate destruction to the towers and lightships, and relighting them as soon as the Navy could afford them protection. From Cape Hatteras to Ocracoke Light, Jupiter Inlet to Tybee Island, St. Simons to Cockspur Island and others, these are the stories from a unique era in United States lighthouse history. Unlike in peace time, when military officers filled the posts of engineer and inspector in each lighthouse district, civilians had to be found who were not only talented enough to build and maintain lighthouses, but also could supervise a party of workmen and make decisions on their own. Those men in the field had to find keepers, see that they were paid, and ensure they had food, water, and essential supplies. The Lighthouse Board was far away in Washington and could do little more than give advice, order needed equipment, record the dispatches from the field, and pay the bills it received. From Cape Hatteras to Ocracoke Light, Jupiter Inlet to Tybee Island, St. Simons to Cockspur Island and others, these are the stories from a unique era in United States lighthouse history.

For decades, and in some cases centuries, individuals, families, and friends of victims sought out ways to help heal the hurts caused by sexual abuse and implement some way to protect against future harms. The recent very public conversations about victims standing up to perpetrators has expanded the reach and public platform of sexual violence prevention efforts in critical ways. What might appear a relatively simple task on the surface, to define “healthy” and “harmful” sexual practices, inevitably raises even more questions. When the questions and answers are framed and defined through historical, cultural, social, and individual lenses, solutions may seldom be simple. Structured in five parts, Sex Crimes and Offenders: Exploring Questions of Character and Culture uses healthy sexuality as a back drop for exploring the complicated issue of identifying and punishing sex crimes, defining the parameters of sexualized violence, and sexual violence prevention. The goal is to prevent harm, address hurts, hold perpetrators accountable, and eventually eliminate – to the degree possible—all future harms. The information presented explores individual treatment efforts, as well as the social and political responses designed to hold perpetrators accountable and help support victims. Essential resources made visible throughout this text are provided to help inform young people, families, faith communities and future practitioners, to raise important reflective questions, and to serve as a resource for anyone of any age who has suffered harm, or perpetrated harm, and is in need of support and healing. Finally, the book concludes by shining a light on the efforts each of us can take to identify, reduce, and work toward eliminating sexual violence and harms.

For decades, and in some cases centuries, individuals, families, and friends of victims sought out ways to help heal the hurts caused by sexual abuse and implement some way to protect against future harms. The recent very public conversations about victims standing up to perpetrators has expanded the reach and public platform of sexual violence prevention efforts in critical ways. What might appear a relatively simple task on the surface, to define “healthy” and “harmful” sexual practices, inevitably raises even more questions. When the questions and answers are framed and defined through historical, cultural, social, and individual lenses, solutions may seldom be simple. Structured in five parts, Sex Crimes and Offenders: Exploring Questions of Character and Culture uses healthy sexuality as a back drop for exploring the complicated issue of identifying and punishing sex crimes, defining the parameters of sexualized violence, and sexual violence prevention. The goal is to prevent harm, address hurts, hold perpetrators accountable, and eventually eliminate – to the degree possible—all future harms. The information presented explores individual treatment efforts, as well as the social and political responses designed to hold perpetrators accountable and help support victims. Essential resources made visible throughout this text are provided to help inform young people, families, faith communities and future practitioners, to raise important reflective questions, and to serve as a resource for anyone of any age who has suffered harm, or perpetrated harm, and is in need of support and healing. Finally, the book concludes by shining a light on the efforts each of us can take to identify, reduce, and work toward eliminating sexual violence and harms.

Environmental Crime Is An Increasingly Serious Problem Nationally And Internationally, And Is An Expanding Field Of Study In Today'S Environmentally Conscious Classroom. Fully Revised And Updated, Environmental Crime, Second Edition Revisits The Early Construction Of Environmental Crime As A Subject Of Study And Addresses New And Emerging Subjects Of Study, Specifically Focused On The United States But Including Research From Europe, Australia, And Around The World. Comprehensive And Interdisciplinary In Its Focus, This Second Edition Is Written By A Collection Of Experts In The Field And Presents Themes Related To The Social, Cultural, Political, Economic, Scientific And Legal Contexts Of Environmental Crime. Each Chapter Includes Key Terms, Review Questions, Discussion Questions, And References. The Accessible Style And Easy-To-Read Format Make Environmental Crime, Second Edition Ideal For Anyone From Any Discipline, With Little To No Exposure To The Subject Matter. New Material Added To The Second Edition: - New Chapter On The Relationship Between Social And Political Activism And Legislative Change - New Chapter On Crime Theories Specifically Focused On Environmental Issues - Updates On The History And Legislation - Updates On Definition And Related Terms - Updates On State And Local Issues - Updates On Police, Courts, Sentencing And Punishments - New Online Link With Additional Resources For Students Key Features: * Includes Contributions From Nationally And Internationally Known Experts On The Topic Of Environmental Crime * Provides A Comprehensive Focus On The United States Laws And Policies Related To Environmental Law, Violations, Punishments And Sanctions * Includes A Historical Review Of Law Creation And Activist Protests Focused On Organizing And Changing Laws Around Environmental Protections And Environmental Harms * Interdisciplinary In Its Focus, The Text Includes Biological Sciences, History And Political Debates, Economics, Media, Crime Theory And Its Application, In Addition To Sections On International Constructions Of Environmental Crime And Future Research Directions Instructor Resources: * Test Bank * Powerpoint Lecture Outlines * Answers To End Of Chapter Questions