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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Qiulin Yang, Xin Xu, Kingsley Imandojemu +2
This study analyzes the impact of climate risk on household net property income in 27 EU countries using panel data econometrics. It finds that temperature increases, storms, floods, and GHG emissions generally weaken property income, while…
Hall G.
This paper examines climate exposure in supply chains. While the full content is unknown, it likely relates to corporate climate risk assessment and disclosure.
Runcao Zhang, Yuyun Liu, Yu Bo +6
This study quantifies the power shortage (33,142 GWh) and thermal generation increase (6,806 GWh) during the 2022 Sichuan compound drought-heatwave by stripping out policy and economic factors via ARIMA modeling. It calculates implied emiss…
Sayed Hashmat Sadat, Yuichi KAYABA
This study quantifies the hydraulic effectiveness of reach-scale Nature-based Solutions (NBS) for flood mitigation in the Yoshio River, Japan, using the 2D hydraulic model iRIC Nays2DH. Four restoration scenarios were evaluated, showing up …
Irham Farhan Herdiardi
This study assesses climate change-related supply chain risks in Indonesia's animal feed industry using SCOR, HOR, and AHP methods. Findings show that climate variability affects raw material availability and price volatility. Proposed stra…
Yanxuedan Zhang, Zirong Li
This study uses Chinese A-share listed firm data from 2008-2022 to reveal an inverted U-shaped relationship between climate risk and firm growth. Moderate climate risk promotes growth through adaptive strategies like technological upgrades …
Mohammad Rakib Uddin Bhuiyan, Anupam Dutta, Ali Ahmed +1
This study uses a Markov regime-switching VAR to analyze how climate policy uncertainty (CPU) affects water equity ETFs. CPU boosts returns in low-volatility regimes but depresses them in high-volatility regimes. Crude oil provides cost-eff…
Francis Atta Sarpong, Lulu Gu, Rebecca Otiwaa +2
This study investigates how physical climate risk affects foreign direct investment (FDI) using econometric and machine learning methods across 176 countries (1995-2023). It finds that higher climate risk significantly deters FDI, especiall…
Miomir Mikić, Ivana Mikić, Radmilo Rajković +2
This paper analyzes the impact of climate change on mining from global trends and Serbian specifics, highlighting risks from extreme weather on operations and tailings stability, and stresses proactive adaptation and decarbonization.
Чжаньи Фу
This paper analyzes the vulnerability of the new energy economy driven by large-scale renewable deployment to climate risks and extreme weather. Quantitative assessments reveal discrepancies in wind and solar outage impacts, and financial a…
Jiacan Yuan, Yuanhao Chen, Jian Hang +4
This review examines how global warming and urbanization jointly influence weather hazards in East Asian cities. It finds that global warming increases background probability of extremes, while urbanization modifies local intensity, spatial…
Damodar Tripathi
This paper examines climate governance, public trust, and human security through three climate-induced disasters in Nepal's mountain region: the 2021 Melamchi Flood, 2024 Kathmandu Flood, and 2025 Rasuwa GLOF. It finds that reactive disaste…
E. Pouliot, F. Bichai, Raja Kammoun +1
This paper presents a simplified framework for assessing the vulnerability of drinking water intakes to post-wildfire contamination. It calculates a vulnerability index using forest cover, runoff potential, fire regime under climate change,…
Youn Yeo-Chang, Se-Eum Lee, Soo-Jin Lee +1
This study analyzes human and physical factors influencing wildfire occurrence in South Korea using logistic regression and machine learning. Weather and coniferous forests promote wildfires, while mean stand age hinders them. Forest road d…
Huanpeng Liu, Zhe Chen, Zhuang Lin
This study uses panel data from 1,343 Chinese counties (2000-2023) and a dynamic panel threshold model to analyze nonlinear effects of extreme climate on agricultural production resilience (ARES). Extreme high-temperature days become signif…
М. В. Руда, Алла Шибанова, Микола Козак
This paper proposes a systemic approach for comprehensive climate risk assessment and management, considering impacts on agriculture, energy, and transit infrastructure. It develops a methodology integrating ecosystem, socio-economic, and s…
Олена Крайнік, Сергій Андрійович Левченко
This paper examines how agribusinesses can develop climate adaptation strategies aligned with European standards, including the EU Taxonomy, ESG principles, ISO standards, and the GHG Protocol. It proposes an integrated management model tha…
Meital Peleg Mizrachi, D. Pearlmutter
This paper examines how cities can enhance climate resilience through green employment, commuting transformations, and nature-based solutions. It synthesizes cases from Tel Aviv, Paris, and urban heat research, arguing that effective resili…
F. Aminifar, S. Hayes, John H. Sykes
As wildfires intensify due to climate change, electrical infrastructure is a significant ignition source. This paper reviews wildfire incidents and examines grid engineering and protection strategies to reduce ignition risk. It emphasizes p…
S. Jalilov, Robert Maltsbarger, H. Gedikoglu
This study develops a capital valuation framework for agricultural flood risk, integrating phenology and hydrologic frequency. Using a U.S. Midwest case, it shows that high-probability, low-severity floods account for ~45% of expected annua…
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