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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Schüder M.
This study examines whether board gender diversity influences a firm's decision to engage with the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi). It empirically tests how corporate governance structure, particularly board diversity, shapes the ad…
Tailakov O.V.
This work addresses algorithmic support for a digital platform monitoring fugitive greenhouse gas emissions from coal mining. Without an abstract, details are limited, but such monitoring infrastructure can improve the accuracy of methane m…
Quitmann C.
This study develops an open-access calculator for hospital greenhouse gas emissions and applies it to a German case study. It addresses the lack of standardized carbon accounting in the carbon-intensive healthcare sector, offering practitio…
Peng L.
This paper shows that subsidizing grid-based electrolytic hydrogen can raise GHG emissions in coal-dominated power systems. It highlights how the electricity mix behind hydrogen production determines climate outcomes, cautioning against poo…
Freebairn J.
This paper addresses policy options for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the electricity sector. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely covers carbon pricing, renewable deployment, and power-mix regulation. It speak…
Zhang X.
A field study examining how combining nitrogen fertilizer with a nitrification inhibitor affects phytoremediation efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions in heavy-metal-contaminated soil. It suggests a possible co-benefit of suppressing N2O…
Noussan M.
This study compares well-to-wheel greenhouse gas emissions of electricity- versus biomethane-powered urban buses, quantifying decarbonization potential across fuel supply and vehicle operation. It offers evidence for fleet procurement and f…
Hatano R.
A review synthesizing how land use change in peatlands drives greenhouse gas emissions. It covers drainage, agricultural conversion and deforestation that accelerate peat oxidation and CO2/N2O/CH4 release, and likely discusses rewetting and…
Borges A.V.
This study shows that African inland waters (rivers and lakes) are a globally significant source of greenhouse gases. It quantifies emissions often overlooked in terrestrial and oceanic carbon budgets, improving the accuracy of global GHG i…
Ivanov A.L.
This work proposes methodological approaches for building a unified national system to monitor and account for carbon balance and greenhouse gas emissions on Russian agricultural lands. It focuses on framework design for tracking land-use c…
Leahy S.C.
A study on mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from New Zealand's pasture-based livestock farm systems. NZ is a distinctive case: agriculture accounts for roughly half of national emissions and is covered by the world's only agricultural em…
Helal J.
Proposes a design framework that integrates embodied greenhouse gas emissions into the structural system design of tall buildings. It targets early-stage structural and material choices, linking design decisions to decarbonization. Directly…
Feofilovs M.
This paper proposes a conceptual framework for using remote sensing to estimate greenhouse gas emissions from peatlands in Latvia. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it addresses monitoring design for land-use emissions. Peatland…
Goździewicz-Biechońska J.
A legal-policy study examining how agricultural GHG emission reductions are framed and regulated under international climate law and EU law. It addresses the interface between EU climate/agricultural policy and international treaty obligati…
Jadhav A.
This study applies an ARDL cointegration approach to examine how climate dynamics and agricultural inputs drive agricultural greenhouse gas emissions in India. It estimates long-run equilibrium and short-run dynamics, suggesting input-inten…
Galford G.L.
This study models how alternative futures of deforestation and agricultural management in the southern Amazon affect greenhouse gas emissions. It highlights how land-use and farming choices shape emission pathways. Direct business GX implic…
Woodrow R.L.
This study reports that greenhouse gas emissions from streams are enhanced at night and during flood events. It implies that carbon budgets for rivers and catchments may be underestimated when diurnal and event-scale variability is ignored.…
Stephan A.
A parametric, dynamic, and hybrid life cycle assessment of small vertical axis wind turbines installed on urban rooftops, evaluating life cycle energy use and GHG emissions. It examines how siting and system parameters affect environmental …
Maziotis A.
This study analyzes wastewater treatment plants through an eco-efficiency lens, estimating optimal operational costs alongside greenhouse gas emissions. It links process efficiency improvements with emission reductions, suggesting pathways …
Hetherington J.
This work examines how occupant behaviour—heating/cooling use, appliance operation, and energy-saving habits—shapes residential greenhouse gas emissions. It suggests that behaviour change, not just technology adoption, materially affects ac…
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