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 261–280 of 1416 papers
Bogojević S.
This comment analyzes the CJEU ruling C-366/10 on including aviation in the EU ETS. It discusses the legal justification of EU environmental leadership, addressing extraterritorial application and international law. Important for understand…
Mo J.Y.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of environmental policy on firm R&D productivity using the Korean Emissions Trading Scheme as a case study. It evaluates policy effectiveness and considers how carbon pricing influences technologic…
Fauzan M.
This paper analyzes the implementation of the Copenhagen Accord in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, as a case study, examining the challenges and achievements of greenhouse gas emission reduction policies at the regional level. It focuses on the …
Köhnke F.
This paper proposes a 'storyline approach' to integrate comprehensive interdisciplinary research results into coherent narratives, in the context of Germany's net-zero target. It aims to facilitate communication of complex research findings…
Maria Shabir, Asif Javed, Snober Fazal +1
This study analyzes the spatial determinants of ecological footprint (EFP) across 27 EU countries from 1996 to 2020. Using a spatial autoregressive model, it finds that green growth (GG), green technological innovation (GTI), and environmen…
Longfor NR, Istrate R, A JJ +1
This study models landfill methane emissions across 44 sub-Saharan African countries (2000-2100) and audits waste-sector NDC commitments. Cumulative emissions equal 1.1-4.5% of the remaining 1.5°C carbon budget, yet only 5 countries have ex…
Dar, Munir
This paper provides a legal analysis of Canada's evolving environmental regulations, focusing on plastic bans, electrification mandates, and sector-specific rules. It highlights increasing compliance burdens and reporting obligations under …
Ema Gusheva
This dataset supplements Chapter 5 of Ema Gusheva's PhD thesis, examining sampling variability in model intercomparison projects (MIPs). The code is openly available on GitHub, contributing to uncertainty assessment in climate mitigation mo…
Ryder, John F.
This paper proposes a sovereign permissioning framework for handling residual emissions in the final stage of net-zero. Residual status requires passing a contestable system-function test, not willingness to pay. It introduces institutions …
Ahluwalia M.S.
This paper presents a strategy for India to achieve net zero by 2035, outlining a roadmap combining renewable energy transition, carbon pricing, and technology investments. It aims to balance economic growth with decarbonization, offering c…
Yilmaz M.
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon policies (such as carbon pricing and regulations) on housing affordability using a system dynamics model. It aims to evaluate the social implications of policies and their spillover effects on the ho…
Zhou, Yi
This study analyzes thresholds for carbon and nitrogen emissions to achieve sustainable development in China, balancing environmental capacity and economic growth, offering insights for policy-making.
Liming Hong, Sajid Anwar, Lili Yu
This paper develops a theoretical North–South trade model to examine trade-offs between environmental regulation, competitiveness, and consumer welfare under trade frictions. It finds that the optimal environmental tax is lower than the Pig…
Mike Brewer, Alex Clegg, Jonathan W. Marshall
This policy paper proposes a targeted energy discount scheme for UK households, criticizing universal support for its inefficiency and suggesting a design that reaches lower-income groups more effectively. It recommends building the scheme …
Aina Muñoz Molina
This article critically examines the gap between the European Green Deal's just transition promise and reality, using case studies from Poland, Germany, Spain, and Sweden. Applying three dimensions of justice (distributive, procedural, reco…
Weila Gong, Joanna I. Lewis
This study analyzes the politics of China's coal transition, focusing on bureaucratic roles. Using an original dataset of national coal policies from 2013-2025, it finds that coal-reduction policies led by the Ministry of Ecology and Enviro…
Lebogang Tlowana, Mampilo Phahlane, Avrill Mukhithi
A systematic review of government-led energy sustainability initiatives, analyzing 40 articles via PRISMA. Highlights renewable integration, circular economy, and just transition as key, while identifying barriers like financing, infrastruc…
Mukhlis Mukhlis, Paul Atagamen Aidonojie, Muwaffiq Jufri +2
This study examines the legal, ethical, and socio-economic challenges of using geoengineering (carbon dioxide removal and solar radiation management) for climate change mitigation. Through doctrinal analysis of international law and literat…
Klaudijo Klaser
This paper proposes a novel theoretical mechanism for climate cooperation, where countries finance each other's mitigation actions, thereby transforming the social dilemma into a self-enforcing, incentive-compatible arrangement. It offers a…
Muhammad Asmaul Bainto
This normative legal study explores Indonesia's climate change law through smart regulation theory and sustainable development principles. It finds that economic instruments like carbon trading and sustainability reporting are being integra…
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