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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A pre-registered study examining whether pre-existing climate policy stringency conditioned sectoral resilience during the 2021-22 European energy shock, using 21 countries x 17 manufacturing sectors. It tests whether administrative enforce…
Adriana Gómez-Sanabria, Gabriel Okello, Kellen Nyamurungi +5
This study develops a National Organic Waste Management Strategy for Uganda through stakeholder engagement and modeling. It shows that combining interventions could avoid up to 1.3 million tonnes CO2-equivalent methane emissions annually by…
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This paper proposes a model for allocating carbon budgets across countries or regions based on principles of climate justice. It offers an allocation method that considers equity and sustainability, providing implications for climate policy…
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This paper discusses the role of policy and accounting in decarbonization. Specifics are unclear, but it suggests the importance of linking policy and accounting for decarbonization.
Zhong J.
This paper assesses the impacts of net zero policies on air quality in a UK metropolitan area, examining progress towards WHO air quality guidelines. It quantifies the co-benefits of climate policies for air quality, offering insights for p…
Yan Wu, Pim Martens, Thomas Krafft
This qualitative study analyzes the gap between low-carbon awareness and behavior among Chinese residents in low-carbon city transitions. Based on stakeholder and resident interviews, it finds that extreme weather and dual-carbon goals rais…
Qian Shen, Xiao Gao
This study uses a multi-method bibliometric approach on 2,326 publications to analyze the growth and structural differentiation of carbon neutrality research from 2021 to 2025. It finds that 2023 marked peak output and terminological concen…
Xu Li, Jianhua Deng, Jichun Liu +3
This paper proposes strategies for low-carbon resource management and risk resilience assessment using a coordinated game framework that incorporates policy trading. It models interactions between policy and firms to enhance sustainable res…
Chad Papa, Kenneth Davidson, Kendall DeLyser +6
This study uses regional carbon modeling to assess the climate mitigation potential of forest management and wood utilization in Michigan. It finds that applying climate-smart forestry practices could reduce the state's projected cumulative…
Ermira Kalaj, Fatjona Kroni, Erjola Barbullushi
This structured literature review examines how governance quality, inequality, and consumer empowerment shape circular economy (CE) transitions in the Western Balkans. Synthesizing 142 studies from 1,214 screened records, it finds that inst…
Ihsen Abid
This study analyzes time-varying determinants of per capita CO2 emissions in China (2000-2023) using rolling window OLS. The GDP-emissions relationship weakens after 2010 but remains positive, indicating incomplete decoupling. Clean energy …
Shridhar Govind Kulkarni
This paper examines equity in Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs), arguing that symmetric valuation of gains and losses and neglect of intra-regional inequality underrepresent climate damages, leading to insufficient emissions cuts. It show…
Ihsen Abid
This study analyzes time-varying determinants of per capita CO2 emissions in China (2000-2023) using rolling window OLS. GDP-emissions link weakens post-2010 but remains positive, indicating incomplete decoupling. Clean energy finance shows…
Mona Erythrea Nur Islami, Wahyu Midiyawati, Miranti Charmellina
This paper reports a community service program implementing Indonesia's Climate Village Program (ProKlim) in a hamlet in Sleman Regency. Through workshops and competitions, it aimed to enhance community participation in climate adaptation a…
Chad Papa, Kenneth Davidson, Kendall DeLyser +6
This study uses regional carbon modeling to assess the climate mitigation potential of forest management and wood utilization in Michigan. It finds that applying climate-smart forestry practices could reduce the state's projected cumulative…
Margit van Wessel, Precious Akampurira
This qualitative study examines how Kenyan CSOs collaborate with international NGOs on climate change advocacy, revealing that 'amplification of voices' actually involves co-creation of voices and arenas. It argues that local voices are emb…
Doucette, Doug
This paper argues that standard DSGE models ignore the structural stability of the climate system. Introducing the concept of a spectral gap, it shows emissions degrade stability and proposes a correction to carbon pricing. Simulations sugg…
Musaev M.
This paper examines the intersection of international trade and greenhouse gas emission reduction, discussing how trade policies can influence climate goals. Specific methods and data are unclear, but it addresses the trade-climate nexus.
N. Rimtip, Hezekiah Agogo
This paper analyzes the structural contradictions in Nigeria's Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021, which promotes gas development while lacking adequate methane leakage controls, flaring penalties, and stranded asset risk management. It reco…
Ishtiaq Mainuddin, Partha Acharjee, Eva Chowdhury
Using panel data from 22 Asian countries (2001-2022), this study examines the resource rent-CO2 emissions nexus. Findings show that natural resource rents increase emissions, but green finance and governance quality moderate this effect. Ed…
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