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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Nourseen Hosni Mohamed, M. Tahoon, Nermeen Ahmed Mamdouh
This paper empirically examines the impact of climate change risk disclosure on accounting conservatism using firms listed on the Egyptian Stock Exchange. It suggests that increased disclosure may be associated with more conservative accoun…
M. J. Shodiq, Azizah Azmi Khatamy, Rita Rosalina
This paper proposes a conceptual framework linking carbon management accounting systems (CMAS) and carbon emission disclosure (CED) to firm value. Through a systematic literature review, it develops a model where CMAS enhances CED, thereby …
Anindia Vegi Aurora, Imas Kismanah
This study analyzes the effect of green accounting, green intellectual capital, carbon emission disclosure, and tax risk on firm value for manufacturing firms listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) from 2021 to 2024. Using panel data …
Olorato Rantaba
This paper develops a dynamic credit risk model incorporating physical climate risk into firm value dynamics. It shows that climate risk systematically increases default probabilities and that ignoring it leads to underestimation of long-te…
Aayushi Mishra, A. Arun, E. Kodra +5
This paper examines how physical climate risk affects US municipal bond markets, offering insights for investors and policymakers on the mechanisms by which climate-related disaster risk impacts municipal creditworthiness and funding costs.
Timothy W. Luke
This paper analyzes how the rhetoric of climate change decriers can fuel disinformation and embolden deniers. It highlights the paradox where major energy companies appease decriers with future pledges while continuing emissions, within ESG…
دلال علي عمر مرح
This paper analyzes how armed conflict in Libya since 2011 has hindered sustainable development goals through destruction of environmental infrastructure, biodiversity loss, and weakened environmental governance. It notes that natural disas…
Basri, Yusri
This study analyzes the convergence of food and energy security in Indonesia's SULAMPUA region using a dynamic panel model (GMM) on 2018-2023 provincial data. Results show agricultural technology support boosts food security, while renewabl…
O. V. Razumova
This paper comprehensively analyzes the opportunities and limitations of implementing a circular economy in the construction industry. Using international cases (Germany, UK, Scandinavia, Japan), it argues that shifting from a linear to a c…
Sehun Kim, Chae-Bong Sohn, Kwangchul Son
This paper proposes an unsupervised anomaly detection framework for early wildfire smoke detection. It introduces a Learnable Concentration Filtering Module to quantify spatial distribution differences between smoke and clouds, using ConvNe…
E. Nikitina
This paper analyzes current features and trends in North-South climate adaptation assistance, finding significant quantitative growth (projected tripling of flows) and qualitative shifts including new mechanisms like the Fund for Responding…
Eliane Aires de Oliveira, Ana Cláudia Mendes Coutinho Leandro, Beatriz Negrelli da Silva +7
This integrative review analyzes how government actions promote territorial resilience and green logistics under climate challenges. It finds that resilience depends on multilevel governance, policy integration, and alignment between instit…
Christopher Cobos, Nicholas Boogades, Joseph Burke +2
This review synthesizes regenerative agricultural practices applicable to cotton production in the semi-arid Texas High Plains. Practices like no-tillage, cover cropping, crop rotation, and crop-livestock integration are examined for their …
A. Ribeiro
This paper explores the intersection of physiotherapy and environmental health, highlighting how rehabilitation professionals can contribute to sustainable healthcare systems through low-carbon care models and mitigating health impacts of e…
S. Shekhorkina, M. Zakharov
This study proposes a structural solution for a timber-concrete wall panel aimed at rapid post-war reconstruction with low environmental impact. The panel consists of three layers: CLT, recycled aggregate concrete, and bio-based insulation.…
Zi Hui, Jiaping Liu
This study benchmarks modern Beijing's flood resilience against the historical water system of Yuan Dadu (1267-1368 CE) using historical reconstruction, hydrological-hydrodynamic simulation, and FAHP. Results show Yuan Dadu's UFRI is 3.44 v…
Fuqiang Guo
Advances in stratigraphy, including high-resolution sedimentary analysis and geophysical logging, enable reconstruction of paleoclimate, paleogeomorphology, and paleobiodiversity. These findings provide a scientific basis for addressing mod…
Noah Yoon, Yoonjung Choi
This paper analyzes discourses on the climate crisis, hazards, and disasters in Korean social studies education research. Using LDA topic modeling and semantic network analysis on 39 articles, it finds research emerged in 2009 and surged af…
Cindy Maharati
This study builds a conceptual framework for 'Islamic Disaster Economics' by integrating classical fiqh, contemporary fatwas, and modern financial technology (AI and fintech). It proposes a four-stage disaster management cycle (Prevention, …
Yi Zhang, Yafei Li
This study proposes a multi-objective collaborative model for local emergency supply allocation under large-scale disasters, integrating sustainability. Using improved TOPSIS, entropy weight, AHP, and a double-layer genetic algorithm, it op…
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