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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Colin Manning, Sean Wilkinson, Jaise Kuriakose +6
Drawing on interviews and roundtables with GB electricity and gas network experts, this paper examines how climate science, industry practice, and policy expertise can be integrated into strategic resilience planning. It presents five build…
ISHOLA Akinwale Victor, ANYA Anya Adebayo, ANYA kelechi Adura +1
This paper compares how AI is integrated into climate governance in the UK and Africa and its implications for environmental justice. The UK shows relatively integrated policy and institutional capacity, while many African contexts face inf…
Yan Yang, Jinyu Chen, Wenjun Xie +3
An empirical study examining how firms' perception of climate risk translates into corporate environmental responsibility (CER), viewed through the lens of performance feedback. It suggests that whether performance exceeds or falls short of…
Jiroj Buranasiri, Prajya Ngamjan, Nuttawaree Ratchpiboon
This study compares machine learning (ANN, Random Forest, XGBoost) and traditional statistical models (logistic regression, etc.) for predicting credit rating downgrades of Thai non-financial firms. Logistic regression excels in risk rankin…
Jingwen Li, Shule Li
This study quantifies direct and spatial spillover effects of compound climate extremes on tourism demand in Sichuan, China, using ERA5 reanalysis and municipal panel data. Prolonged droughts reduce local tourism, while wet-hot events cause…
Ali Taha Yaseen
This study examines the impact of sustainability and climate risk disclosure on financial reporting quality from the perspective of Iraqi auditors. Based on a survey of 210 auditors, both types of disclosure positively correlate with report…
Anna Chiara Brusco, Michele Turco, Patrizia Piro
This study proposes an integrated framework to predict hydrological response of substrates in urban nature-based solutions (NBS), combining HYDRUS-1D simulations with machine learning and statistical analysis. Monte Carlo simulations identi…
Zhao-Sheng Mao, Yan-Ling Zhao, Miao-Jie Wang
Using panel data from 4,610 Chinese A-share listed firms (2014-2023), this study shows that climate-related physical risks significantly increase corporate supply chain risk levels. It identifies herd behavior, off-site investment, and fina…
Yongjing Gao, Norman Mohd Saleh, Jie Xu +2
This study examines how CEO power affects corporate climate risk disclosure (CCRD) and the moderating role of institutional pressures. Using panel data from Chinese A-share listed firms (2010-2024), it finds that powerful CEOs are associate…
M. Abe, Peter Adriaens
This study quantifies financial flood risk for Nikkei 225 companies across 18,000+ facilities, integrating climate models and financial data. Expected annual damage exceeds USD 8.2 billion by 2030, with ~60% from property damage in Asia. Ca…
Animekh Hazarika, Aditi Nath, Aditi Nath +5
This study assesses climate vulnerability of pineapple agroforestry in the Indian sub-Himalayas using the IPCC framework and entropy method. Surveying 122 households, it finds that erratic weather and lack of irrigation threaten productivit…
Del Carmen, Del Carmen, Gilos
This study develops a CDRA-guided framework to prioritize multi-hazard Nature-based Solutions (NbS) in a coastal municipality in the Philippines. Using mixed methods and IUCN Global Standard diagnostics, it identifies coastal mangrove-beach…
Emmilene Berski, Patrick Bitterman
Survey of municipal planners in Midwestern US cities reveals that concern about climate-induced flooding motivates green infrastructure (GI) regulations, but this does not extend to other climate threats, indicating unrealized multifunction…
Christopher Mtonga, Kawawa Banda, Christopher Shilengwe
This study develops an integrated fuzzy logic-based GIS framework to map groundwater vulnerability to drought in the Upper Zambezi River Basin, using 12 indicators from remote sensing and global datasets. High vulnerability is found in the …
Diana Leticia Molinas Bogado, Jonathan von Below, Ana Alice Eleutério
This study surveyed 85 family farms in western Paraná, Brazil, to analyze climate change perceptions and adaptation strategies. Using PCA and cluster analysis, farmers were grouped into three distinct clusters reflecting varying vulnerabili…
Jianzhi Liu, Ruru Wang
This study analyzes how spatial shifts in grain production in China affect agricultural vulnerability using prefecture-level data from 2010-2022. It finds that shifts increased yield variability and vulnerability, with emerging production a…
MuthuPrakash Duraipandian
This paper systematically reviews the literature on integrating climate risk into portfolio construction, proposes a conceptual framework, and outlines a future research agenda. It bridges academic insights and practical investment strategi…
Huibin Dai, M. Gao
India faces a dangerous convergence of climate change and air pollution, with compound heat–PM2.5 extremes increasing. After 2020, pre-monsoon co-extremes revived, peaking at 17.5 regional days in April 2022. GEOS-Chem modeling reveals that…
Sean Goodwin, Cecilia Alda-Vidal, Ana Terra Amorim‐Maia +3
Drawing on five urban nature-based solutions worldwide, this paper shows how relationships shape adaptation processes and outcomes. Relationality is a concrete enabling condition for successful climate adaptation, evolving over time. The au…
Juliana Toboyee, Mildred Naamwintome Molle, Kenneth Peprah +3
This study analyzes factors influencing adoption of climate-smart agriculture (CSA) among 400 smallholder farmers in semi-arid Ghana using logistic regression. Motivation (yield, cost), access to extension services and training, and formal …
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