GX & Decarbonization Research

Rabès A.

This study compares greenhouse gas emissions, energy demand, and land use across omnivorous, pesco-vegetarian, vegetarian, and vegan diets, accounting for farming practices. Results indicate that plant-based diets have lower environmental i…

Du Q.

This study examines the effects of integrating animal husbandry with rice farming on crop yields and greenhouse gas emissions from soil in China, offering implications for sustainable agricultural practices.

Wei Zhou, Binglin Liu, Yan Jiang +3

This study predicts spatiotemporal changes and fragmentation patterns of African forests in 2030, 2050, and 2070 under five SSP scenarios. SSP5 shows net forest increase due to restoration investments, while SSP4 exhibits severe degradation…

Lijing Wang, Stephen Polasky, Fei Lu +4

This study analyzes food production on the Tibetan Plateau from 1990-2020 and models future trends under climate scenarios. Production increased 32.33%, achieving self-sufficiency. Warming and improved agriculture could maintain yields even…

Laveena D Mello

Analyzes forest cover loss and carbon emissions from 2001 to 2022 across six Southeast Asian countries. Indonesia's emissions fell 19% after a forest moratorium, while Myanmar and Vietnam saw increases of 57% and 62% due to agricultural exp…

G.B. Toychibekova, Эльмира Аккереева, Жаухазын Шарафиева +1

This study evaluates soil carbon dynamics under varying land degradation intensities in arid regions. Results show that vegetation cover is the main driver of carbon accumulation, while salinization, erosion, and overgrazing increase carbon…

Jacob Hochard, James T. Erbaugh, Teevrat Garg +7

This paper proposes that paying premiums for co-benefits (e.g., biodiversity, water) can enhance the effectiveness of nature-based climate solutions (NbS). It suggests that additional incentives could boost investment in NbS, contributing b…

Annechien Brudermann, Michael Kriechbaum, Tobias Stern

This paper analyzes storylines about climate change and forest functions in Austrian print media from 2002 to 2022. It identifies six storylines and shows how forest-sector actors strategically frame narratives to advance their interests an…

M.F. Adame, J.M. Hall, N.J. Grundy +8

This paper compares greenhouse gas emissions from natural and constructed intertidal wetlands, revealing trade-offs in climate impacts. It analyzes emission patterns and their drivers, providing implications for wetland management.

Shuai Zhou, Ruimin Qi, Amit Kumar +3

This critical perspective examines the dual role of degradable microplastics as carbon-active inputs in soil net carbon balance, highlighting both potential benefits as carbon sources and risks such as altered microbial activity. It calls f…

M. Fernanda Chiappero, María V. Vaieretti, Norma Gallardo +1

This study analyzes soil carbon stock variability in high Andean wetlands of the Argentine Puna, identifying local factors that explain carbon storage patterns. It provides empirical data on nature-based carbon sequestration, relevant for c…

S K Wang, Shuqi Qin, Yan Yang +5

Using topsoil samples along a 1000-km transect across the Tibetan permafrost region, freeze-thaw microcosm experiments showed that freeze-thaw cycles significantly increased soil CO2 release by 20% on average. This response was primarily dr…

Choiriatun Nur Annisa, Fitria Dewi Kusuma, Marya Tiara Hapsari

This qualitative exploratory study maps stakeholders of the Blue Carbon Initiative's mangrove rehabilitation program in Mahakam Delta, East Kalimantan, Indonesia. It finds that village governments, forest farmer groups, forestry offices, pr…

Yu Peng, Weizheng Xie, Yaoqing Peng +7

This study reveals co-metabolic-like effects where eutrophication-intensified cyanobacterial blooms enhance sediment carbon emissions in shallow lakes. It contributes to understanding natural carbon cycles in climate change but has limited …

Ashish Suman, Anirban Mukhopadhyay, P.K. Joshi

This paper conducts a semantic-temporal scientometric analysis of literature on urban expansion and green space, revealing a paradigm shift from ecological foundations to nature-based solutions. It summarizes research trends and provides in…

Nicole J. Wilson, Sameer H. Shah

This paper critically examines 'climate solutionism'—the tendency to reduce complex climate risks to techno-managerial fixes. Using cases from the water-climate nexus, it argues that such approaches exclude diverse experiences and limit tra…

Tina Heger, Marcus J. Collier, Eric Higgs +2

This paper examines how climate change creates ecological novelty and associated social challenges. No abstract available for detailed summary.

Fonita T. Yoliando, Jonatan Lassa, Avianto Amri +5

This study developed a climate change adaptation board game (GENERAKSI) for children with disabilities in Indonesia. Using participatory action research, it demonstrated that inclusive gaming enhances learning motivation and long-term memor…

Grégory Sonnier, Vaughn Holder, Karl A. Dawson +3

This study examines how management intensification and fire regimes in subtropical grasslands affect plant functional traits and subsequent enteric methane emissions from livestock. Results suggest that intensified management alters forage …

Shu-Yang Yu, Cundong Li, Pengcheng Li +10

This study proposes a practical event-based sampling protocol for measuring greenhouse gas fluxes from fertigation in arid drip-irrigated cotton, focusing on timing of irrigation and fertilization to improve accuracy.