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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This software is a Monte Carlo simulation tool to quantify uncertainty in long-term biogenic carbon storage in the built environment. Released alongside a manuscript, it enables probabilistic assessment of carbon storage estimates, aiding i…
Yan Yan, Peng Miao, Ningcheng Wang +1
This study empirically examines the impact of urban sprawl on carbon emissions, analyzing mechanisms such as land-use change and increased transportation demand. It provides policy implications for low-carbon urban planning.
Saikumar Parshanaboina, Rupanjana Das, Mani Pujitha Illa +5
This research explores carbon materials and carbon-metal oxide composites as anodes for sodium-ion batteries, using predictive modeling to optimize material design.
Yu Feng, Yutao Lei, Yue Wang
This paper examines the effect of China's carbon emissions trading scheme on misallocation of enterprise R&D resources. It finds an inverted-U relationship between carbon price and misallocation of both R&D capital and labor, with price abo…
Lili Qu, Yan Li, Shuangjie Yu
This study quantifies carbon emissions at Shanghai Port (2008–2023) and analyzes key drivers using LMDI decomposition and Tapio decoupling models. Results show that hinterland economic growth is the dominant positive driver, while improveme…
N P Mallick, Ayan Kumar Naskar, Pritam Saha +1
This systematic review synthesizes literature on vehicular CO2 emissions in India. Road transport accounts for over 94% of transport sector emissions due to rapid urbanization and vehicle growth. Despite policies like emission standards and…
Melissa Cagle
This study analyzes the impact of e-commerce law on carbon intensity, but details are unavailable due to missing abstract.
Chris Williams
The Marine Carbon Pathway Framework (MCPF) provides a standardized approach to assess natural carbon sequestration in marine ecosystems by integrating multiple carbon pathways (primary production, burial, transport) with confidence-based ev…
R Rajalakshmi, Sherly J, V Kanthaswamy +1
This review examines carbon sequestration mechanisms and management practices in vegetable cropping systems. Organic farming and biochar application increased soil organic carbon by up to 35.8%. Vegetable crops represent a viable natural cl…
Vaishali Hirlekar, Balajee Maram, Ayush Hirlekar
This paper proposes a trust-aware digital twin framework for predictive carbon monitoring and resilience assessment in blue carbon ecosystems. It enables real-time tracking of carbon sequestration changes and ecosystem resilience, providing…
Maria M. Palacios, M. Wartman, A. Ebrahim +4
Seychelles is integrating blue carbon into its NDCs but faces data and governance gaps. This study surveyed 103 stakeholders and found strong local motivation but inadequate institutional support and awareness, especially for seagrasses. Ke…
Yajun Zhao, Michele Tomasini, Inigo Göttker‐Schnetmann +3
This paper presents a novel catalyst for non-alternating copolymerization of ethylene and carbon monoxide, enabling the production of keto-polyethylene with improved recyclability and reduced environmental impact. By exploiting attractive N…
S Li, Hui Li, Shaojian Wang +3
This study elucidates how land-use changes in large river basins interact through thresholds to govern carbon sink capacity. It reveals nonlinear dynamics between land use and carbon sequestration, offering insights for watershed management…
Chulhwan Kwon, Kevin Dooley
This paper examines the impact of carbon credit portfolios on supply chain emission trends, focusing on how avoid, reduce, and remove strategies affect emissions.
André Augusto Santos
This paper systematically reviews the literature on carbon credits and finance, using bibliometric analysis to identify research trends, key themes, and influential works. It provides a comprehensive overview for researchers and practitione…
Paulo Pereira, Miguel Inácio, Dalma Emoke Kovacs +3
This paper reviews nature-based remediation methods for PFAS contamination in soils, including phytoremediation and microbial degradation, discussing their effectiveness and limitations.
Kerry A. Waylen, Rakhyun E. Kim
This paper argues for recognizing the inherent limits of nature-based solutions (NbS) stemming from socio-ecological complexity. It identifies three sources of limitation: bounded steerability, contestation of values, and cross-scale misfit…
Qing Wu, Jiaming Duan, Xinyu Mo +2
This paper reports a hierarchical porous Zn,N co-doped carbon cathode material that employs a 'capture-storage' mechanism to enhance the performance of zinc-ion capacitors, achieving high energy density and long cycle life. The approach add…
Ade Ayu Oktaviana, A D Syafei, Yu Chen Cheng +3
This study evaluates CO2 adsorption of Sidoarjo Mud, a mineral-rich waste. Raw mud (0.11 mmol/g) outperforms pyrolyzed mud (0.09 mmol/g), highlighting pore size distribution over surface area. Demonstrates potential as a low-cost, waste-der…
RUPALI CHITALE, Surashri Sonawane, Mrunal Date
This study quantified soil carbon flux across five zones of a college botanical garden using a low-cost alkali absorption method. Higher emissions were found in compost pit and lawn areas, while tree zones showed lower flux, indicating stab…
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