From myths to action

Michael P. Vandenbergh () and Kristian Steensen Nielsen
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Michael P. Vandenbergh: Vanderbilt University Law School
Kristian Steensen Nielsen: Copenhagen Business School

Nature Climate Change, 2019, vol. 9, issue 1, 8-9

Abstract: Correcting misperceptions provides an opportunity to reduce household GHG emissions across multiple domains. Now research shows that consumers greatly underestimate emissions from foods, but these misperceptions can be successfully corrected with carbon labelling.

Date: 2019
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