Vandenbergh M P, Dietz T and Stern P C (2011) Time to try carbon labelling, Nature Climate Change, 1, 4–6, is fairly positive about carbon labelling, arguing that a global private carbon-labelling scheme for consumer products could fill the climate-policy gap by influencing the behaviour of consumers and corporate supply chains.
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