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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Akkaya S.
A review examining two paradoxes of carbon taxation: carbon leakage (emissions shifting abroad) and the green paradox (anticipated tightening spurring near-term emissions). It synthesizes how carbon pricing can undermine its own abatement g…
Carattini S.
A policy paper on how to overcome public resistance to carbon taxes. It likely examines revenue recycling, fairness design, and communication as drivers of acceptability. Relevant to building social consensus for carbon pricing and transiti…
Shahul Hamid S.K.
This paper assesses the economic and environmental impacts of carbon storage (CCS) in Malaysia. As no abstract is available, the specific methods and quantitative findings remain unclear, but the work likely examines costs and benefits of d…
Widhiantoro U.
This study models Indonesia's just energy transition by linking local biomass optimization with an emission trading scheme using system dynamics. It examines how integrating biomass supply decisions with carbon market mechanisms affects emi…
Xia X.
This study examines how emissions-trading allocation methods—grandfathering versus benchmarking—shape an OEM's choice between authorizing third-party remanufacturers (TPRs) or outsourcing remanufacturing. It suggests carbon-pricing design m…
Kotcharin S.
A study examining carbon exposure, policy architecture and ESG adjustment across the global transportation sector. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it links transport decarbonization with policy design and ESG evaluation.
Cui B.
This study applies evolutionary game theory to analyze how firms' green technology innovation evolves under a carbon emission trading (ETS) mechanism. It models the strategic interaction between regulation and corporate behavior, examining …
Alves R.
An empirical study examining whether ESG ratings relate to stock returns across global markets. It questions whether ratings predict investment performance and whether regional differences exist, with implications for how ESG evaluation aff…
Caro D.
A study on global and regional trends in greenhouse gas emissions from livestock. Without an abstract, methods and findings are unclear, but it likely concerns agricultural emission inventories and regional differences. It may serve as back…
Gimpfl S.
This study estimates dietary greenhouse gas emissions and resource use among Bavarian adults and links them to sociodemographic factors and food choices. It contributes individual-level evidence on how eating patterns translate into environ…
Ozpinar S.
A study comparing energy inputs and greenhouse gas emissions between organic and conventional olive orchards. It quantifies how farming practices shape on-farm emissions and energy use. Findings offer baseline evidence relevant to agricultu…
Camarero M.
An empirical study examining whether eco-efficiency in greenhouse gas emissions is converging across EU member states. It likely tests whether per-output emission intensities are narrowing between countries, including club or conditional co…
Monkkonen P.
A global study examining how land use regulation and urban form relate to greenhouse gas emissions. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it links urban planning and regulatory policy to emissions outcomes, potentially informing urb…
Hendrie G.A.
This study compares Australian dietary recommendations with average actual intakes and assesses the resulting greenhouse gas emissions. It quantifies how dietary patterns differ in their emission footprints, offering foundational evidence f…
Aldırmaz K.
A case study quantifying GHG emissions, water footprint, land use and energy use for menus served to children at a nursery school. It shows how menu design and food choice drive the environmental footprint of institutional catering. Though …
Rodríguez D.C.
This study estimates greenhouse gas emissions from a tropical reservoir in Colombia. While hydropower is generally treated as low-carbon, tropical reservoirs can emit methane and other gases through organic matter decomposition, making meas…
Amorim D.I.M.
An empirical study examining whether greenhouse gas emissions from Brazilian agriculture form convergence clubs across regions. It informs region-specific mitigation targets and policy design. Without an abstract, details are limited, but i…
Voss K.
A review-type paper on the transition from low-energy to net zero-energy buildings (ZEB), outlining status and future perspectives. Building decarbonization is a key GX area, but without an abstract the specific findings, methods, and geogr…
Agrawal S.
This study evaluates how circular business models can contribute to net-zero emission targets using a multi-criteria decision model based on interval-valued intuitionistic fuzzy sets. It offers a decision-support framework for prioritizing …
Alirezaei M.
This study examines how vehicle-to-home (V2H) technology can contribute to achieving net zero energy buildings. By using EV batteries to balance building electricity demand and increase renewable self-consumption, V2H can improve a building…
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