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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Aspinall T.
This paper estimates a term structure model of carbon prices in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme using state space methods. By modeling carbon prices across maturities like a yield curve, it enables inference on future carbon price expectati…
Ma X.
This paper examines how firms optimize production and sourcing decisions under an emissions trading scheme. It analyzes how carbon prices reshape procurement costs and supply-chain choices, offering a framework for strategic decision-making…
Tsai W.H.
This work proposes a dynamic approach to knitted footwear production under Industry 4.0 that integrates short-term profitability with long-term carbon efficiency. It frames decarbonization and economic performance as a joint optimization pr…
Babiker M.
A theoretical/policy paper questioning whether international emissions trading (linking carbon markets) is always beneficial. It likely examines conditions under which market linkages affect prices, abatement incentives, and welfare. Withou…
Jevnaker T.
A political-economy analysis of reforms to the EU Emissions Trading System, examining how carbon prices are ratcheted up through policy negotiation. It speaks to how the world's largest carbon market reshapes incentives for decarbonization …
Barlaup A.
This paper examines how structural constraints in electricity markets shape the functioning of carbon pricing, using the Republic of Korea as a case. It focuses on the political economy of managing and distributing rents generated by carbon…
Claudia Leonelli G.
This paper examines export rebates in relation to the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) through the lens of WTO law. It analyzes whether such rebates can be justified under international trade rules and how they interact with e…
Compernolle T.
This paper examines how carbon pricing shapes firms' investment decisions, focusing on the role of diversification. It suggests that the effectiveness of carbon pricing depends on firms' ability to diversify their investments. Details remai…
Alshareef M.N.
This study examines how AI-enhanced ESG disclosure quality relates to financial performance among Saudi listed companies under Vision 2030. It offers emerging-market evidence on linking AI-driven disclosure assessment to firm value and cost…
Singh A.
An empirical study examining whether CSR disclosure influences firms' financial performance in an emerging economy. It contributes evidence on the disclosure-performance link outside developed markets. Without an abstract, methods and resul…
Mathlouthi O.
This study examines composting and mechanical biological treatment (MBT) as pathways to cut greenhouse gas emissions from waste in Bizerte, Tunisia. It highlights how diverting organic waste from landfill can reduce methane and other emissi…
Janus T.
This work presents Re-Emission, a free open-source tool for estimating, reporting, and visualizing greenhouse gas emissions from reservoirs. It targets an often-overlooked emission source and lowers the barrier to reproducible GHG accountin…
Stefanović S.P.
A comparative analysis of how greenhouse gas reduction strategies in Serbia affect built-environment exposures relevant to health. It links building energy-efficiency measures to changes in indoor and environmental exposure conditions, high…
Blok K.
A study assessing sectoral greenhouse gas emission reduction potentials through 2030. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it likely quantifies mitigation headroom across sectors, offering a basis for national and sectoral decarbon…
Rodríguez-Fernández L.
This paper analyzes how greenhouse gas emissions can be allocated across countries based on a fairness principle. Emissions allocation is central to international climate negotiations and carbon budget sharing, raising questions of responsi…
Yan J.
This study shows that pyrite-driven iron-sulfur cycling enhances nitrogen removal and mitigates greenhouse gas emissions in constructed wetlands treating low-C/N wastewater. It offers a biogeochemical approach to jointly improve wastewater …
Hammer A.J.
This study analyzes carbon disclosures from aquaculture firms to show that mitigation efforts are unevenly distributed, leaving strategies unbalanced. It demonstrates how disclosure data can be used to evaluate the gap between reported emis…
Kaya E.N.
A case study evaluating a port in terms of greenhouse gas emissions and energy use. It offers a site-level assessment of emissions and energy, providing baseline insight for port decarbonization. Methodology and scope are unclear as no abst…
Mu Y.
This paper estimates shadow prices of greenhouse gas emissions in global crop production using multi-level production frontier analysis. It quantifies the marginal abatement cost of agricultural emissions, offering implications for carbon p…
Naujokienė V.
This work addresses methods for accounting greenhouse gas emissions at the farm level. Agricultural emissions form a significant share of Scope 3 supply-chain footprints, yet farm-level measurement and allocation remain hard to standardize.…
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