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 364 papers
F. Rania
This paper develops a quantitative framework for climate–financial risk measurement combining a spatially explicit jump–diffusion asset–loss model with prudential risk metrics. It yields portfolio-level Spatial Climate Value-at-Risk (SCVaR)…
Laura Albuquerque, Sofia Helena Zanella Carra, Luan Santos +2
This systematic literature review examines the integration of climate-related risks (physical and transition) into enterprise risk management (ERM) at the firm level. Analyzing 22 articles from 2018-2026, it finds that while governance, dis…
Victoria Ng, Milina To, Frédéric de Mariz
This paper examines how U.S. equity REITs with NYC exposure respond to Local Law 97's emissions caps and penalties. Event study shows insignificant returns at approval but negative returns at enforcement, though not statistically significan…
Julie Vuillermoz, Justine Blanford, Maryam Amir Haeri +2
This paper develops a spatial indicator framework for Enschede, Netherlands, integrating heat exposure, flood risk, mental/physical health, and socio-demographic status to prioritize neighborhoods for urban greening. Tree canopy shows the s…
J. Zhang, Zijian He
Using a 191-country panel dataset (2003-2024), this study shows that both physical and transition climate risks significantly enhance national digital governance capacity. Efficient government services and political stability amplify the po…
Xia Li, Kevin P Gallagher, Xu Chen
This study assesses both physical and transition climate risks for 578 overseas power projects across 105 countries financed by the US, China, and Japan. Using Moody's ESG Solutions data and project-level CO2 emissions, it finds a positive …
P. D. Agorsor, E. Attakora-Amaniampong, W. Appau
This systematic review examines behavioural biases in climate risk perception in real estate investment, focusing on Ghana and other African economies. It finds that flood-risk discounts of 12-18% are capitalized into property prices in Acc…
Daniel Dao, A. Jindal, G. Shrimali
This paper develops a forward-looking framework to quantify expected systemic economic losses from physical climate risks and applies it to Indian firm-level data. It shows that physical climate risks increase firm default risk, which propa…
Mario Schuster, Rainer Lueg
This systematic literature review analyzes 50 event studies on stock market reactions to climate risk events. Physical risk events predominantly cause negative abnormal returns, while transition risk events penalize carbon-intensive firms a…
Tanya Fiedler, A. Pitman, Sarah Perkins-Kirpatrick
This paper addresses the need for credible evidence on physical climate risk in accounting. It examines the use of global climate models (GCMs), their limitations, and proposes four principles for responsible use to produce decision-useful …
Tommaso Piseddu, F. Vanhuyse
This paper systematically maps the literature on climate risk impacts on real estate valuations, covering 130 documents from 2014-2023. It finds that physical risks, especially floods, dominate the evidence base, while transition risks are …
S. Panda, A. Saha
This paper develops a geospatial stress-testing framework for climate risk in California, integrating physical hazards and sector exposure for banking, agriculture, real estate, and tourism. It assesses wildfire, drought, flood, extreme hea…
Ying Ding, Huining Zhang, L. Tan +1
Using a panel dataset of Chinese A-share firms, this study finds that climate risk attention (CRA) positively affects corporate environmental performance. The effect is mediated by green innovation and legitimacy-building disclosure, and mo…
Meyzeluna Afania
This study examines the impact of physical and transition climate risks on Indonesia's financial stability. Physical risks increase credit risk via NPL ratios, while transition risks cause market volatility and asset devaluation. Using Sign…
I.andFuadah Meutia, S. F. Kartasari, Hasni Yusrianti
This study analyzes the impact of climate risks on corporate water disclosure in Indonesian water-intensive industries. Using 780 firm-year observations, it finds that physical and reputational risks positively affect disclosure, while regu…
Xiang Hou
Using A-share Chinese listed companies from 2009-2024, this study finds that climate risk disclosure is positively associated with audit fees, mediated by media attention. The effect is stronger under high information asymmetry, in non-stat…
Olorato Rantaba
This paper develops a dynamic credit risk model incorporating physical climate risk into firm value dynamics. It shows that climate risk systematically increases default probabilities and that ignoring it leads to underestimation of long-te…
Zi Hui, Jiaping Liu
This study benchmarks modern Beijing's flood resilience against the historical water system of Yuan Dadu (1267-1368 CE) using historical reconstruction, hydrological-hydrodynamic simulation, and FAHP. Results show Yuan Dadu's UFRI is 3.44 v…
R. Mash, P. Schwerdtle
This article outlines six practical steps for African district-level health facilities to improve climate resilience and environmental sustainability: desktop review, contextualization, facility audit, focus group discussion, integration, a…
Jennifer I. Schmidt, R. Ziel, M. Calef +2
This paper proposes a rapid risk assessment method for structures against wildfires, supporting the development of fire-adapted communities. The assessment enables prioritization of mitigation measures and resource allocation.
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