GX & Decarbonization Research

Bangrui Wu, Hong Li, Yijun Zhou

Using China's 2011 rare earth emission standards as a quasi-natural experiment, this paper finds coordinated multi-pollutant reductions driven by falling emission intensity rather than output cuts. Four channels operate: Porter effects, dir…

Underwood M.

This work reframes decision making in green infrastructure provision, shifting emphasis from prioritisation to deliverability. It examines not only which projects to select but whether they can actually be financed, governed and executed. W…

Qian Y.

An empirical study using Chinese provincial data to test whether the integration of digital technology and green transition strengthens urban ecological resilience. It highlights regional-level synergies between digitalization and decarboni…

Voogd R.

A survey experiment in the Netherlands examining how public support differs across climate policy designs (e.g., carbon taxes, regulation, subsidies). It identifies factors shaping policy acceptability and suggests no single policy instrume…

Bosetti V.

Applies causal machine learning to evaluate and improve cleantech policy design. Aims to estimate causal effects of policy interventions and feed them back into better policy. No abstract available, so specifics remain unclear; the value li…

Li J.C.l.

This work incorporates local health improvements (air-quality co-benefits) as feedback into cost-benefit assessment of GHG reduction. It aims to quantify ancillary benefits often omitted from climate policy appraisal, yielding more accurate…

Kutlu B.

This study analyzes Türkiye's per-capita GHG emission trends from 1990–2023 with sectoral breakdowns, and outlines policy scenarios for sustainable cities. It links emission drivers to urban policy options. No abstract is available, so meth…

Martus E.

A political-economy analysis of how climate politics around metallurgical coal is shifting in Australia. It examines the tension between net-zero commitments and continued reliance on coking coal for steelmaking, framing the resources secto…

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This paper comparatively examines how climate change litigation and environmental justice intersect across India, the US, the EU, Australia and beyond. It maps judicial innovations invoking constitutional, statutory, treaty and human-rights…

Galip Cihan Yalçın, Karahan Kara, Elif Gürdal Limon +6

This study applies a type-2 neutrosophic multi-criteria decision-making model (T2NN–Schweizer-Sklar–SITDE–DEPART) to select climate change policies. Criteria are weighted via SITDE and policies ranked via DEPART. Evaluating eight EU policy …

Peng X.

An empirical study examining how combinations of policy instruments (policy mixes) affect urban green innovation in China. It focuses on the interaction effects of multiple policies rather than single instruments, testing them at the city l…

Wang B.

This study proposes a three-dimensional framework for quantitatively analyzing the text of China's 'dual carbon' (peak carbon and carbon neutrality) policy system. Without an abstract, details remain unclear, but its computational text-anal…

Zhang D.

A comparative study of climate governance in China and Germany. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it appears to contrast policy and institutional design between a centralized and a coordinated-market system. Likely covers target…

Leach A.

This legal study examines the constitutional constraints shaping the design of Canadian federal climate change policy. It analyzes federal-provincial jurisdiction and judicial review to assess the legal limits of instruments such as carbon …

Rennkamp B.

A study examining South African climate policy through the lens of power relations, political coalitions and institutional change. It likely analyzes how decarbonization policy is enabled or blocked by interest alignment and institutional r…

Wu J.

This paper empirically examines whether combinations of energy regulation policies in China effectively curb carbon emissions. It focuses on policy mixes and their interactions rather than single instruments, assessing emission-reduction ou…

Abbas Q.

This study examines how economic policies and technological innovations driving the shift from a linear to a circular economy affect greenhouse gas emissions in the Netherlands. It empirically assesses whether policy interventions and innov…

Carlson A.

This piece examines the Trump administration's political and legal assault on California's climate policy and its global climate leadership role. It addresses federal-state clashes over climate governance and how subnational climate diploma…

Fekete H.

This review surveys successful climate mitigation policies across major emitting economies, synthesizing policy designs and outcomes. It identifies common elements behind effective measures and assesses the potential to replicate them globa…

Jenkins S.

This paper proposes a Carbon Takeback Obligation (CTO), requiring fossil fuel producers and importers to sequester a rising share of the carbon they sell, as an affordable backstop climate policy. By mandating decarbonization upstream, it t…