Eco-Labels
MCLI Recommendation: “States and the federal government should use eco-labels to inform consumers of cleaner production methods in products and services sold.”
LPDD Recommendation: “States and Congress should consider incorporation into their laws any relevant internationally applied decarbonization labeling standards or requirements. Decarbonization labeling schemes should be structured so as not to discriminate against foreign imports.”
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Ecolabel Index
The Ecolabel Index catalogs over 200 different ecolabel programs in the United States.
LPDD Model Law: Federal or State Carbon Labeling Act
Carbon footprint product labels could influence consumers to make environmentally friendly choices without substantial effort on their part, by providing more information than the consumer has at pres...
ISO 14024
The International Organization for Standardization’s Standard 14024 (2018) provides international ecolabeling standards that are generally favored in WTO jurisprudence.
EPA Recommended Ecolabels for Federal Purchasing
EPA’s Recommended Ecolabels for Federal Purchasing are intended to help federal purchasers efficiently and effectively identify and procure environmentally sustainable products and services to meet th...
FTC Ecolabeling Green Guides
The Federal Trade Commission’s Green Guides are intended to help ensure that marketing claims regarding the environmental attributes of products are truthful and substantiated. These guides largely ad...
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