This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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Shahmohammadi S.
A case study quantifying how life cycle GHG emissions of consumer products vary with use-phase behavior and conditions, using laundry washing in Europe. It shows that average per-product figures mask large variability driven by usage patter…
Worrell E.
This work addresses how industrial energy efficiency contributes to climate change mitigation. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but industrial efficiency sits at the core of decarbonization pathways with both policy and operation…
Tsairi Y.
This review examines how sustainability reporting frameworks assign corporate responsibility for employee mobility (commuting, business travel). It maps how frameworks such as GRI, TCFD and ISSB treat mobility-related emissions and social d…
Rahman S.M.T.
This study quantifies the carbon footprint of fossil-fuel power plants in Bangladesh, measuring CO2 and greenhouse gas emissions. It provides empirical emissions data for an emerging economy's power sector, useful for inventory building and…
Rafique A.
This study assesses cost-effective low-carbon technologies for cutting household GHG emissions from space and water heating. It compares technologies such as heat pumps and efficient water heaters on cost and abatement potential to identify…
Steininger K.W.
This study estimates Austria's consumption-based greenhouse gas emissions and traces which sectors generate them and which final destinations they serve. By shifting from production- to consumption-based accounting, it reveals imported and …
Lloyd C.R.
This work presents a low-budget method for estimating carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas emissions in agricultural wetlands. It aims to make carbon-balance assessment feasible without costly equipment or large-scale monitoring. The app…
Ren F.
A synthetic analysis estimating greenhouse gas emissions from manure-amended agricultural soils in China. It contributes to refining agricultural GHG inventories, though no abstract is available to detail methods or findings.
Iliev I.K.
This work proposes a novel method for calculating GHG emissions from energy fuel combustion. It appears to aim at more accurate estimation than conventional emission-factor approaches. As foundational carbon-accounting methodology, it can i…
Rasanen T.A.
A study assessing greenhouse gas emissions from hydropower in the Mekong River Basin, likely including reservoir methane and other non-CO2 fluxes. It examines the climate footprint of hydropower as a renewable energy source. Methods and fin…
Cheng J.
This study proposes a synergistic system using N-doped biochar that remodels soil microbial functions to mitigate agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. It offers foundational insights relevant to agricultural emission reductions and carbon…
Sun J.
This study examines how European offshore wind power responds to national greenhouse gas emissions and the resulting environmental benefits. It suggests a link between decarbonization pressure and renewable deployment, with associated envir…
Akaichi F.
This study examines how UK and Spanish consumers value food products carrying coexisting claims: low fat, local, organic, and low greenhouse gas emissions. It explores how combining environmental and health claims shapes consumer preference…
Ingo C.
This study examines the greenhouse-gas reduction potential of blending hydrogen or ammonia into natural gas of varying compositions for use in internal combustion engines. It assesses how fuel blending affects decarbonization and engine com…
Brandenstein N.
A study analyzing the determinants of individual greenhouse gas emissions in Germany. The title indicates that key drivers are largely domain-specific rather than explained by a single generic factor. Without an abstract, methods and detail…
Martinez S.S.
This study analyzes the greenhouse gas emission reductions from electrifying transit buses in the United States. Accounting for grid mix and operating conditions, it shows that replacing diesel buses with electric ones lowers emissions. It …
Almheiri Z.
This study assesses the greenhouse gas emissions implications of deploying hydrogen fuel cell technology for passenger trains. It highlights the decarbonization potential of replacing diesel rolling stock and the importance of a life-cycle …
Asif M.S.
A case study applying a green life-cycle model to evaluate and reduce Scope 3 emissions across food supply chains. It maps upstream emissions from farming, processing, logistics and retail, and proposes reduction levers, offering a practica…
Makutėnienė D.
An empirical study examining the non-linear relationship between greenhouse gas emissions and agricultural economic performance in the Baltic countries. It likely tests threshold effects and trade-offs between emission reduction and agricul…
van Ruijven B.
This paper examines the implications of greenhouse gas emission mitigation scenarios for the main Asian regions. It analyzes regional emission pathways and the distributional effects of mitigation, offering insights relevant to climate poli…
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