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.
Showing 2081–2100 of 26314 papers
Brown L.H.
A life cycle assessment estimating greenhouse gas emissions of Australian ambulance services, covering vehicle, operational, and procurement stages. It offers a baseline emissions inventory for decarbonizing emergency medical services. Meth…
Conrad Z.
A US study comparing greenhouse gas emissions, cost, and diet quality across specific diet patterns. It highlights trade-offs between food-system emissions, affordability, and nutrition, offering implications for food supply-chain decarboni…
Shah A.
This study assesses the life cycle techno-economics, energy use, and GHG emissions of corn stover supply systems for biobased industries, and identifies near-term practical improvement strategies. It shows how optimizing supply-chain stages…
Kuonen S.
This study presents a GIS-based method for estimating greenhouse gas emissions from travel. By treating route and distance data as spatial information, it aims to quantify transport-related emissions. Though no abstract is available, it rel…
Kabir A.
A study quantifying greenhouse gas emissions from healthcare facilities in Bangladesh. It adds empirical evidence on emissions from a non-industrial sector that is rarely covered in carbon accounting. Without an abstract, the methodology, e…
Sugihardjo
This study presents conceptual models of hybrid CO₂-EOR storage in East Kalimantan, using source-sink matching to pair CO₂ emitters with storage sites. It aims to reconcile enhanced oil recovery economics with net-zero emission goals. No ab…
Soares F.
This paper reviews urban decarbonization policies and strategies across sectors. It surveys policy instruments and approaches in buildings, transport, energy and related domains, examining cities' role in meeting climate goals. Without an a…
Haq A.
A study forecasting sustainable power generation profiles for India's net-zero pathway using a multi-objective techno-ecological framework. It integrates renewable deployment and decarbonization pathway design across technical and ecologica…
McLaren D.P.
This paper draws on biodiversity "no-net-loss" policy experience to disentangle the conflation of "net-zero" and "offset" in climate policy. It examines accounting and integrity challenges when net targets rely on offsets, using biodiversit…
Sachdeva S.
A computational study analyzing the climate strategies of cities that have pledged net zero. It appears to apply text/computational methods to compare the content, consistency, and concreteness of many municipal plans. It offers a quantitat…
Wurthmann K.
This work develops techno-economic analyses of early-stage designs for affordable homes targeting net-zero water and energy. It aims to quantify cost-versus-performance trade-offs at the design stage to guide feasible choices. Though no abs…
Wurthmann K.
This study designs and economically analyzes a net-zero water and energy single-family home that still meets affordable-housing criteria in Florida. It combines solar generation, efficiency measures, and water-saving systems, weighing upfro…
Armstrong C.
This conceptual paper interrogates the notion of 'net zero' through a climate justice lens. It asks who defines and achieves net zero, and on what equity principles, highlighting fairness issues in the allocation of emission reductions vers…
Seto K.C.
This piece frames the shift from low-carbon to net-zero cities as the next global agenda. It appears to address urban decarbonization governance and policy framing, though no abstract is available to verify methods or data. Useful as a conc…
Shu-Yu, Che-Chiang, Chester Wai-Jen Lin, Hsu, Liu
Using 13 Taiwanese financial holding companies (2016–2025), this study links ESG performance (TESG rating) to firm value (Tobin's Q). Overall ESG is positively associated with value, but the Social dimension is the most robust and significa…
Irfana Rahma Dzikria, R. Hakim
Using a 2016–2025 panel of Canadian non-financial firms in four high-emission sectors (Energy, Materials, Transportation, Utilities), this study tests whether carbon risk (emission intensity) relates to accounting conservatism (Khan–Watts m…
Young-Gyun Ahn
Using Korean listed shipping firms (2013–2025), this study decomposes GHG emission changes. Weak-governance firms suffered more from COVID-19 and kept high emissions, while strong-governance firms responded to IMO regulations and cut emissi…
Xuan Chen
A Stackelberg-Nash hybrid game model compares no-sharing, resource-sharing, and resource-sharing-with-carbon-cost scenarios in a consumer electronics closed-loop supply chain. Resource sharing raises total profit and recovery rates, while c…
Bagas Kurniawan, Hermanto Siregar, Tony Irawan +1
Two-way fixed-effects models on 841 firms (2017–2023) and 856 (2010–2023) across eight East Asian and ASEAN markets show the ESG-score level coefficient is indistinguishable from zero once clustering hierarchy is accounted for; disclosure m…
Joni Prasetiyanto, Mochammad Al Musadieq, Muhammad Faisal Riza +1
This peer review report addresses a systematic literature review on how digital innovation drives corporate sustainability. From 231 Scopus records, 49 quantitative open-access studies (2023-2026) were synthesized. Digital innovation genera…
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