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 241–260 of 1416 papers
Dar, Munir
This paper analyzes the constitutional division of powers for Canadian national interest projects, including climate change and energy transition initiatives. It examines Supreme Court rulings (GHG Pricing Act, Impact Assessment Act) and ar…
Abdramanova, Ulzhan, Niyetalina, Gaukhar
This package provides reproducible data and code for a study on the regional labor-market effects of Kazakhstan's emissions trading scheme (ETS). It includes harmonized employment and migration data, ETS exposure mappings, and estimation ou…
Amir Hasnaoui, Ayesha Afzal, Alexandra Horobet +1
This paper empirically examines how CSR activities and climate finance affect environmental performance in EU countries within the CSRD framework. It tests whether enhanced disclosure mandates improve corporate environmental behavior and of…
Mingliang Liu, Zekun Lin, Jingjing Yin +8
This study analyzes synergistic reduction pathways for greenhouse gases and air pollutants in China's Greater Bay Area across regional, sectoral, and supply chain levels. It identifies policy routes to maximize co-benefits, highlighting the…
Balogh J.M.
This paper analyzes the global impacts of climate policies and trade agreements on greenhouse gas emissions, evaluating their interactions and effectiveness in reducing emissions, and highlighting the need for international policy coordinat…
Ranjith Kumar Modi, NAVEEN SIRIMAN
This paper argues that the US's second withdrawal from the Paris Agreement under 'America First' does not substantially slow global decarbonization but accelerates a shift in the center of gravity of international climate governance, creati…
Aishwarya Machani
As the EU implements 2040 climate goals, public legitimacy is crucial. Climate assemblies in Estonia and Poland achieved conceptual impacts like shifting thinking on energy poverty but lacked direct policy influence. To build lasting suppor…
Şenyılmaz Doç. Dr. Dilek
This paper argues that climate change has shifted from environmental policy to a central issue of constitutional, administrative, and human rights law. Drawing on recent international climate jurisprudence, it analyzes how states are increa…
Yosafat Mathias Sihombing, Deni Kusumawardani
This study examines how the credibility of net-zero commitments affects decoupling of economic growth from CO₂ emissions across 27 high-emitting countries using LMDI decomposition and Tapio analysis. Economic activity and population drive e…
Hale T.
This paper systematically assesses the rapidly emerging landscape of net zero targets worldwide, analyzing their quality, credibility, and feasibility, and providing implications for policy and corporate strategy.
Fan Zhang, Chao Wang, Mingyue Zheng +2
This paper analyzes the global impact of methane (CH4) emission reductions on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Led by Chinese research institutions, it provides insights into the synergies between climate policy and SDGs, quantifyi…
Langang Feng, Jiaxin Li, Jin Hu +2
This paper analyzes the impact of low-carbon city policies on SO₂ emissions in China, focusing on urban borders. It reveals uneven policy effects between urban cores and surrounding areas, highlighting the importance of spatial consideratio…
Filippa Werner Sellbjer
Based on interviews with Swedish politicians, this paper examines the short-term political feasibility of degrowth and Green New Deal (GND) approaches. Politicians typically view economic growth as a political buffer that makes climate poli…
Yi Xu, Fan Zhang, Ying Cai
This study assesses scenarios for managing nitrogen budgets and non-CO2 greenhouse gas emissions in China's livestock sector, highlighting synergistic policy interventions that reduce emissions while improving nitrogen use efficiency.
Gérard M.
This paper examines land-use regulation as an alternative to emissions pricing for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from the cattle sector. It compares the economic and institutional feasibility of regulatory approaches, highlighting pot…
Belloc I.
This paper empirically analyzes convergence of greenhouse gas emissions across Latin American countries, providing implications for designing effective environmental policies. It examines whether emissions are converging and at what speed, …
Rega Sota, Daniel M. Kammen, Magdalena Klemun +1
With four years left until the UN Agenda 2030 deadline, this article assesses the SDGs' role, highlighting shortcomings and suggesting improvements. It calls for periodic reviews, decentralized application, enforceable commitments, and miss…
MARAZZA, DIEGO
This resource documents the structured regulatory knowledge architecture developed within the NET-Fuels project (Horizon Europe), including ontology, semantic architecture, assessment logic, and implementation data architecture. It underlie…
Laura J. Spence, Alice Owen
This paper addresses the slow progress of SMEs toward net zero by proposing a new typology based on relationship-to-carbon, overcoming SME heterogeneity. It introduces 'congregations' as a relational policy instrument beyond carrots, sticks…
Ziyan Zheng, Yingming Zhu, Fangdao Qiu
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of regional economic integration on carbon emission reduction in China, revealing policy effects and spatial convergence patterns. It suggests mechanisms through which regional integration promotes…
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