This paper builds on previous calls for a green cultural criminology that is more attuned to narrative, as well as a narrative criminology that does not limit itself to nonfictional stories of offenders, in two ways. First, it considers how a particular kind of environmental narrative— that of climate change—appears, as well as criticisms thereof. In analysing and assessing existing climate change narratives, this paper contemplates the approach of heritage studies to loss and the (theme of) uncertainty surrounding climate-induced migration and human displacement. Second, this paper allegorises the fable of The Three Little Pigs as a story of climate change migration—an aspect of climate change that is misrepresented (and sometimes missing) in the discourse. This paper concludes with additional arguments for approaching, reading and analysing stories regarding human–human and human– environment relationships.

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三只小猪的寓言：气候变化与绿色文化犯罪学

本文建立在以前的呼吁之上，即更适合叙事的绿色文化犯罪学，以及不限于犯罪者的非虚构故事的叙事犯罪学，有两种方式。首先，它考虑了一种特殊的环境叙事——气候变化——是如何出现的，以及对它的批评。在分析和评估现有的气候变化叙述时，本文考虑了遗产研究对损失的方法以及围绕气候引起的迁移和人类流离失所的不确定性（主题）。其次，本文将三只小猪的寓言寓言为气候变化移民的故事——气候变化的一个方面在话语中被歪曲（有时缺失）。本文以接近的其他论据作为结论，