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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This paper examines policy measures to prevent carbon leakage, focusing on combining output-based allocation (OBA) with other instruments. It addresses the trade-off between industrial competitiveness and emission reductions, offering insig…
Huaxuan Wang, Yang Liu, Fan Wu +14
This paper analyzes the gap between China's climate targets and mitigation capacity through sectoral policy implementation, emphasizing the importance of effective policy implementation and coordination. It provides insights into China's en…
J.L. Liu, T.T. Wang, Y.H. Wang +3
This paper analyzes China's '1+N' policy framework for achieving an earlier carbon emissions peak. It focuses on policy coherence and implementation mechanisms, assessing the potential and challenges for emissions reduction. Important for u…
Fang Zhang, Kelly Sims Gallagher, Minshu Deng +3
This paper systematically assesses policy gaps for achieving China's carbon neutrality target, analyzing the coherence and deficiencies of current policies and proposing future policy priorities. It provides valuable insights into the progr…
Yael Nidam Kirsht, Rachel Morello Frosch, Carolina Ried
Based on 125 interviews in California, this study analyzes barriers to residential decarbonization program participation. It proposes a conceptual model evaluating five facets of participant engagement—awareness, capacity, affordability, in…
Tariq G.
This empirical study examines how access to clean fuels and technology, food production index, consumer price index, and income affect greenhouse gas emissions from food systems in developed countries, providing evidence for policy interven…
Abdelkader Aguir, Fernanda Sabrini-Chatelard, Marouene Mbarek
This paper empirically analyzes the relationship between carbon emissions and inflation in the Eurozone using GMM estimation. It assesses the impact of carbon reduction policies on price dynamics, contributing to the understanding of climat…
Dr. B. Vijay Bhaskar, Er. M. J. Vishnu Prasad
This paper explores the role of green auditing in facilitating India's net zero transition. It argues that auditing can ensure credibility of environmental claims and guide sustainable investment. Specific methods or case studies are unclea…
Ritter K.
This guideline provides a framework for voluntary greenhouse gas emission reduction projects in the oil and natural gas industry. It outlines principles for project design, implementation, and verification, aiming to promote industry-led em…
Meghan Lewis, Monica Huang
This document summarizes recent highlights and ongoing initiatives to reduce embodied carbon across US federal agencies and programs as of March 2021, providing a snapshot of federal action on embodied carbon.
Ziyi Xu, Hiroki Nakajima, Minghui Wang +1
This study analyzes 228 SDG11 initiatives across 72 Japanese municipalities using an actor-power-institution framework. It finds that cross-target integration is associated with wider actor enrollment, especially NPOs and social enterprises…
Yuan Qiu, Yuhao Ba
This paper examines the design of mixed-ownership reform (privatization of state-owned enterprises) under decarbonization constraints. It analyzes the feasibility of balancing marketization with emission reduction and offers policy design i…
Kotzampasakis M.
This paper examines the application of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) to intercontinental shipping and its alignment with the law of the sea and international climate law. It analyzes the 'fifty-fifty' principle for adjusting scop…
Retegi-Albisua J.
This paper classifies industrial sectors based on their greenhouse gas emission profiles and proposes policy implications. By considering differences in emission characteristics, it contributes to designing effective mitigation measures.
Shuanglin Song, Shuangqi Song, Jian Guo
This paper uses evolutionary game theory to analyze how administrative regulations and market-based policies (e.g., carbon pricing) affect corporate low-carbon transformation. It theoretically demonstrates the impact of policy combinations …
Daniel Wuebben, Sonia Aránzazu Ferruz González, Duilio Lorenzo Calcagno +2
Surveying 404 university students across five countries, this study finds that support for energy transition policies is shaped more by policy framing (health co-benefits vs. economic harm) than by climate beliefs. Proposes a critical langu…
E.M. Ruiz-Navas, Ignacio Báscones Velasco, Íñigo Muñoz Gutiérrez
This paper reviews the evolution of critical raw materials (CRM) frameworks from the 1939 US Strategic and Critical Materials Stock Piling Act to the present, comparing EU and US methodologies. It analyzes the 2023 EU list in detail, includ…
Hasan Tutar, Dilek Baykal
Reanalyzing EU27 data from 1990-2022, this study shows that aggregate decoupling masks a reallocation of emission burdens across sectors. New indicators reveal a shift toward harder-to-abate sectors like transport, residential, and agricult…
Fernando Reimers, Jason Cong Lin
This paper analyzes how China's centralized education system responds to and transforms in the face of climate change, exploring the potential for system-level transformation to mitigate and adapt to climate impacts.
Tennyson Pangambam
This paper empirically analyzes the relationship between multidimensional economic complexity indices (trade, technology, research) and CO2 emissions per capita. It finds that higher economic complexity is associated with lower emissions, s…
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