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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Nar M.
Carbon taxes are effective policy instruments for reducing greenhouse gas emissions by putting a price on carbon, incentivizing behavioral changes. This paper discusses their impact and implementation challenges.
de Oliveira C.d.M.C.
This paper proposes a model to quantify greenhouse gas emissions from sustainable urban mobility in Rio de Janeiro, aimed at practical application for emission reduction in the transport sector.
Haryanto A.
This paper explores strategies to promote sustainable behavior by analyzing individual carbon footprints. It provides a framework for calculating personal emissions and suggests interventions for reduction. The study contributes to behavior…
Rimbono R.
This paper analyzes the economic viability and policy requirements for CCUS in Indonesia's net-zero pathway. High upfront costs are a barrier, but government support and carbon pricing are key to deployment.
Henn D.
This paper explores the role of bovine protein production in achieving net zero targets. It analyzes emission reduction potentials and trade-offs in livestock systems, offering insights for integrating agriculture into territorial climate g…
Vakili S.
This paper assesses the techno-economic and environmental aspects of onboard carbon capture (OCC) for maritime net-zero compliance. It quantitatively analyzes installation costs, operational costs, and CO2 reduction potential, evaluating OC…
O. Zhytkevych
This paper proposes a conceptual hybrid economic-machine learning framework for decarbonization analysis, integrating Pigouvian externality theory with self-organizing maps (SOM) to cluster countries into homogeneous decarbonization systems…
Yixuan Chen, Da-shuai Mu, Mujeeb Ur Rahman
This review summarizes how microbial communities on marine microplastics (plastisphere) are shaped by polymer type, surface properties, and ocean warming. Plastics act as vectors for pathogens and antibiotic resistance genes. The plastisphe…
Boval Maryline, Shaqura Imad, Berthelot Valérie
This dataset underpins a 2014 meta-analysis comparing weight gain and carcass characteristics of ruminants in pasture-fed vs. indoor-fed systems over 40 years. The analysis found that pasture performance was equivalent to indoor, despite su…
Zhicong Yin, Tianbao Xu
This paper develops statistical forecast models to predict phase reversals of the Warm Arctic–Cold Eurasia (WACE) pattern between early and late winter. By integrating predictions of the Ural high and Siberian high into existing models, the…
S. Basuki, Wahyudi Hariyanto, F. D. Arianti +17
This mixed-methods study in Central Java analyzes 25 years of climate, rice production, and household adaptation. Principal Component Regression reveals climate-production decoupling, with climate explaining only 7.9% of yield variation. Th…
Jennifer Michel
Rhizosphere priming effects (RPE) are often assumed to accelerate soil organic matter turnover and net carbon loss. This paper challenges that paradigm by showing that positive and negative RPE can cancel, leading to neutral or positive net…
Weizhi Wang, Rongfu Sun, Zhenjiang Shi +4
This paper addresses the 'separation of certificate and power' problem in cross-province green power trading under China's East Data, West Computing project. It proposes using Physical Transmission Rights (PTRs) as compliance certificates f…
N. Mhetras, D. Gokhale
This review summarizes recent developments in biofuel production from lignocellulosic biomass (LCB), highlighting its potential as a sustainable renewable resource. High costs of pretreatment and enzymatic hydrolysis remain key barriers. In…
Gaoneng Lai, Lei Jiang, Yingbiao Chen +3
Using remote sensing and spatial econometric models, this study analyzes the relationship between urban heat island effect and CO2 emissions in the Yangtze River Delta, finding that the mediation effect of energy activity intensity accounts…
Sorana Vătavu, O. Lobonţ, Dumitrița Gîrlă +3
This study uses panel data from EU member states (2000-2021) to examine the relationship between corporate environmental governance and GHG emissions in energy-intensive industries. It estimates elasticities of emissions to sectoral value a…
M. C. Ausín, A. Sarhadi, M. Wiper
This paper presents a Bayesian spatio-temporal modeling framework for hurricane risk assessment along the U.S. coasts. Using high-resolution synthetic cyclone data and INLA, it captures the spatiotemporal variability of wind hazards and joi…
Janardhana Anjanappa, Vishal Singh
This qualitative synthesis examines climate risk perception, disclosure, and financing in India's urban real estate. It identifies a cycle of vulnerability due to limited investor awareness, absent disclosure tools, and non-differentiated l…
Duan Liu, Ziyu Sang, Hong Wan +1
Using a sample of Chinese listed firms' corporate bonds from 2015-2021, this study finds that climate information disclosure heightens investors' risk perceptions, amplifying the impact of climate risk on bond credit spreads and increasing …
Irfan Budiyanto
This study assesses the feasibility of coal-to-nuclear (C2N) conversion in Indonesia, targeting net zero by 2060. It evaluates PLN Nusantara Power's coal-fired units using technical criteria (capacity >200 MWe, age ≤15 years), natural disas…
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