Green Living links 10.06.11

• Does carbon labelling affect our behaviour? The Economist examines current trends in the UK and abroad.
• How altering the London Underground Map could change the way people travel, from the Nudge Blog
• Tim Jackson contends that we are psychologically bound to consumerism and muses on motivations.
• Cuts to subsidies for large-scale solar power  mean dozens of community renewables projects will no longer go ahead, reports the Guardian
• A new Consumer Focus report argues that energy bills are not the best place to engage consumers on energy costs, efficiency and consumption
• And finally, we are reminded of “showerpooling“, the collaborative consumption craze that shows water conservation needn’t be dry…