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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Dorothea Kistinger, Noah Kögel, Nicolas Koch +1
This study examines the electoral consequences of Germany's Building Energy Act amendment, using building-level data to approximate household compliance costs. Difference-in-differences and triple-difference models reveal significant vote s…
E. Kuceva, A. Burmistrov, V. Zharkova +1
This paper compares green transition strategies of China, the US, and Russia based on current statistics. It examines China's dominance in renewable energy and EV production chains, the US's innovative and protectionist approach under the I…
Anita Foerster, Ella Vines
This article analyzes the relationship between the Paris Agreement and the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, mapping two regulatory domains in Australia: substantive environmental law and financial risk disclosure obligations.…
Jie Li, Yuhang Xie, Zhijiong Huang +2
This paper analyzes the drivers of air pollutant and greenhouse gas emissions in China's Greater Bay Area since 2010, decomposing regional emission trends to inform policy and decarbonization strategies.
Goran Dominioni, Jaroslaw Kantorowicz, Alberto Quintavalla
This study uses survey experiments in France and Hungary to test whether legally binding net-zero targets increase public support for climate policies compared to non-binding commitments. Results show no significant difference, suggesting t…
Dongxiao Niu, Justin Steil, Siqi Zheng
Using the staggered adoption of Massachusetts' Stretch Energy Code as a quasi-natural experiment, this paper estimates causal effects on housing prices and new construction. Effects are modest on average but concentrated in low/median-incom…
Kang Zhang, Xiaoxu Wang
This paper analyzes the challenges of marine blue carbon protection and governance in China's 'dual carbon' strategy, proposing a multi-stakeholder collaborative governance model through law-policy synergy. It identifies gaps in specialized…
Melissa Keeley, Andrea Herrera Krug, Nils Berglund +2
This study empirically evaluates Washington DC's Green Area Ratio (GAR), a performance-based zoning regulation for nature-based solutions (NBS), using approval records from 1,329 properties (2015-2025). Approximately 184 hectares of NBS wer…
Changqing Guo, Ruizhen Liu, Xueyu Bai +1
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of establishing national big data comprehensive pilot zones on urban green and low-carbon development in China. It examines whether the clustering of big data industries contributes to environmenta…
Jing Li
This paper empirically analyzes how China's green public procurement policies have created demand for low-carbon products. It quantifies the market creation effects of such policies and highlights the role of public procurement in the green…
Akhil Gawas, B. P. Sarath Chandran
This study examines the long- and short-run dynamics of trade openness, economic growth, and CO2 emissions in India within the EKC framework using ARDL and structural break analysis (1971-2021). The EKC hypothesis is supported with an incom…
Khaled Al-Kassimi, Muhammad Atif, Tabinda Saeed
Using a neoclassical realist framework, this study compares climate policy development in the US and China, focusing on how domestic institutions and state priorities shape emissions reduction and renewable energy strategies. It identifies …
Esther Blanco, Adrià Bronchal, Aida Guerrero Tort +1
This field experiment with 762 high-school students and 416 parents shows that training cooperative decision-making for climate action increases real monetary donations to environmental causes, boosts hope and mitigation behavior, and spill…
Mamud Musah
This report, developed during the EMP-G 2026 training, assesses the feasibility of Ghana's NDC targets through sectoral transition rate analysis. It identifies gaps in policy and investment needed to achieve renewable energy and energy effi…
Angel Ann A. Pagpaguitan, Althea T. Horca, Ana Rose B. Velunta +2
This study compares top-down (international treaties) and bottom-up (city/community) governance models for climate mitigation, using Ostrom's polycentric governance theory. It finds both have strengths and weaknesses, and argues that linkin…
RECIO-ROMÁN, ALMUDENA, RECIO MENÉNDEZ, MANUEL, ROMÁN GONZÁLEZ, MARÍA VICTORIA
This replication package analyzes cross-country heterogeneity in SME resource-efficiency convergence across the EU, providing a baseline for the CSRD Omnibus reform. It shows that common EU policies are unevenly received across member state…
Jonas Heering, Erik Voeten
This paper analyzes how sovereign control, decarbonization efforts, and energy costs influence public support for data centers. It offers policy implications for enhancing social acceptance of data center projects.
Demont M.
This paper examines restructuring Vietnam's rice sector to enhance sustainability. Specifics are unclear, but it likely involves agricultural policy and supply chain transformation.
Grácová K.
This paper analyzes the impact of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on developing countries. It examines how CBAM affects export competitiveness and industrial structure in developing nations, considering the international …
Mielcarek P.
This paper analyzes greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from Polish agriculture from 2007 to 2016, presenting trends and highlighting the role of the agricultural sector in climate mitigation. It contributes to understanding Poland's agricultura…
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