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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Noora Harju, Mona Arnold, Hanna Pihkola
This study reviews critical raw material (CRM) recovery methods in the semiconductor industry and evaluates a case of ceria recovery from spent CMP slurry. Results show potential 27% GHG reduction at 90% recovery efficiency and improved raw…
Danni Meng, Yukun Wang, Yueting Ding +1
The paper suggests that moderate climate targets can improve the resilience of the food-water-emission nexus, arguing that balanced policies are more effective, likely using China as a case study.
Junhai Ma, Meng Qi, Liyan Geng
This study develops supply chain models for incumbent and entrant logistics shared electric vehicle (LSEV) operators, analyzing how platform cooperation, carbon emission reduction technology, and carbon trading prices affect optimal pricing…
Meirong Zhou, Rongguang Wen, Wenhao Huang
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon emission reduction policies on multimodal transport systems. Using Chinese case data, it quantitatively evaluates policy effectiveness and offers insights for optimizing transport decarbonization str…
Bogi Krishnaiah, B. Laxmaiah, Prabhakar Suddala
This review examines the link between solid waste management and global warming, noting that improper waste handling contributes up to 20% of anthropogenic emissions, with methane from landfills being a potent greenhouse gas. It emphasizes …
Xinyu Yang, Qianzhi Wei
This study analyzes how acquiring firms manage ESG scores in the short term around M&A events as a legitimacy-seeking strategy. It examines the impact of such score manipulation on corporate reputation and market valuation.
Capt Yashodhan Mahajan, Yashodhan Mahajan
This paper explores how management accounting practices influence SDG performance and reporting. It focuses on the link between quantifying sustainability and internal management control.
Jan Philip Boeckers
This paper analyzes the hidden costs of KPI complexity in sustainability reporting on corporate green incentives. It examines how complex metrics affect firm behavior and potentially undermine emissions reduction efforts.
Lamia El Bouanani
This paper examines the mechanisms through which international sustainability reporting standards (e.g., ISSB) are integrated in emerging markets. It analyzes adoption processes and institutional barriers, offering insights for global discl…
Issam Benhayoun
This paper examines the effects of institutional pressures (regulatory, normative, mimetic) and organizational capital on SMEs' readiness for sustainability reporting. Empirical findings show that organizational capital enhances readiness, …
John Finch, Li Xiang
This paper discusses system integrity in sustainability reporting across materiality, transition, and stewardship. It provides a framework to enhance reporting quality and bridge corporate practice with regulatory requirements.
Ben Carr
This chapter presents amendments to the Solvency II directive regarding insurers' sustainability reporting and sustainability risk integration, covering risk management, ORSA, SFCR, and the prudent person principle. It contextualizes these …
XIONG ZHOU, Mohd Haniff Zainuldin
This paper constructs and validates a policy-guided vocabulary for measuring corporate online ESG disclosure, contributing to qualitative assessment of ESG reporting.
Pramendra Singh Tank, William Ocasio, Sumit Chakraborty
This paper analyzes heterogeneous ESG disclosure responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on community logic and family firms. It examines differences in disclosure behavior between family and non-family firms and the influence of local…
LIU NA, Wan Nordin Wan‐Hussin, Chin Sok Fun
This study examines the effect of ESG-linked executive compensation on corporate carbon disclosure, with a focus on the moderating role of CEO masculinity. Empirical analysis reveals how compensation structure and CEO characteristics intera…
Junghyun Mah, Y S Li, Chi‐Nien Chung
This study empirically examines the relationship between female CEOs and uncertified ESG disclosure in family firms. It finds that female CEOs tend to disclose more uncertified ESG information, suggesting symbolic commitment rather than sub…
Jan Hohberger, Dimitri Simonin, Emmanuelle Reuter
This global study examines the deterrent effect of mandatory ESG disclosure regulations on corporate ESG incidents, testing whether regulatory enforcement improves corporate behavior and reduces negative ESG events.
Anna H. Grummon, Clayton Ulm
This paper provides the analysis code for a randomized trial testing whether recommending food swaps in an online grocery store improves healthfulness and reduces carbon footprint of purchases. Results suggest that swaps can improve diet qu…
Yu Zhang, Shanta Dutta, Zibo Xu +4
This review evaluates the valorization of carbon black from methane pyrolysis for applications in smart construction materials, batteries, biosensors, and catalytic pyrolysis. It links process conditions to carbon properties and end-use mar…
Jingru YU, Haibin Yang
This paper investigates how political ideology influences carbon emissions along supply chains, potentially revealing political determinants of Scope 3 emissions.
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