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 361–380 of 2738 papers
Andrew Havens, Richard Kidd Perrin, Lilyan E. Fulginiti
A preliminary economic analysis estimating carbon sequestration costs from experimental data. No-till averages about $22/tCO2e—well below the $51 social value—while cover crops cost about $60/t. The authors argue reimbursement programs for …
Kiran Lamba, Mamta Rani
This paper analyzes how emerging carbon regulations, notably the EU CBAM, affect India's export competitiveness in pollution-intensive industries over 1991-2024. Using Balassa RCA/RSCA indices for iron and steel, cement, aluminium, chemical…
Fei Wu, Ziqing Zhu, Siqi Bu +3
This paper designs and analyzes a coordinated market mechanism integrating electricity, carbon emissions trading, green certificate, and hydrogen markets. It examines how cross-market coordination can strengthen investment incentives for re…
Jiaqi Yang, Lingzhi LAI, Shu‐Chien Hsu +1
An empirical study examining how China's carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS) drives corporate green transformation. It likely analyzes how carbon pricing signals and regulatory pressure spur corporate decarbonization investment and innova…
Chacha Stephen Chacha
This paper integrates carbon prices into goal programming for sustainable production, offering theoretical treatment of efficiency and priority structures. Computational evidence shows how carbon price levels and goal priorities shape optim…
J. David Aiken
This newsletter explains the basics of agricultural carbon credits, a component of the U.S. strategy to cut emissions and mitigate global warming. It outlines what ag credits are and why they are currently a topic of discussion.
Songsrirote, Nitiphong
An empirical panel study examining how explicit carbon pricing affects CO₂ emissions, distinguishing adoption, policy intensity (price level), and institutional capacity. It suggests that carbon pricing's abatement effect depends on stringe…
Lt Col Prabhat K Prasad(Retd), Manish Gangil
This paper comparatively examines how developed economies integrate industrial carbon management (CCS, CDR) into emissions trading schemes. It analyzes five regulatory dimensions, including treatment of CCS/CDR within ETS frameworks and all…
Kaijie Chen, Dinggao Liu, Wen Han +2
This paper proposes CMTL-ATCN, a constrained multi-task learning framework that treats interval-valued carbon prices as coupled tasks optimized jointly under logical consistency constraints. Using attention-enhanced temporal convolutional n…
Xinkuo Xu, Wenting Kong
A point-in-time framework for China's Hubei, Guangdong, and national ETS (2021-2025) ensures every news, policy, and market observation is timestamped by actual availability. Matched TFT forecasts show eligible news cuts RMSE by 4.8% and WI…
Amna Iqbal, Muhammad Usman Aslam, Syeda Hania Zainab Gardezi +3
This chapter examines whether government-funded soil-health payments should be integrated into carbon pricing to capture soil carbon's climate value. It reviews SOC baselines, sequestration rates, credit pricing, MRV costs, and adoption bar…
Xinyang Xu, Yang Yang, Tunan Yang +1
Using 2024 AIS data, this study identifies potential carbon-avoidance hubs on the Far East–Northwest Europe route as maritime shipping enters the EU ETS. Tanger Med and Suez-adjacent ports are robust avoidance-sensitive nodes, while West Af…
Ying Zhou, Mingye Dong
This paper tests whether digital trade rules in regional trade agreements reduce bilateral trade-embodied carbon emissions. Using a rule-depth index from TAPED matched with Eora embodied carbon across 188 economies (2000–2023) and a high-di…
Albert Boaitey, Emmanuel Kofi Ackom
This study evaluates voluntary livestock-based carbon offset schemes across governance, design, and technical dimensions. Synthesizing evidence on prices and participation, it identifies significant design challenges and argues for structur…
Zhong J.
This paper examines whether China's carbon emissions trading pilot policy has demonstrably advanced low-carbon technology, using a case study of Beijing. It addresses the empirical question of whether emissions trading schemes spur technolo…
Allysa Fairuz Maharani Putri Putri, Rohma Septiawati, Hendri Nur Ardiansyah
Using PLS-SEM on 2020–2024 data from Indonesian-listed mining firms, this study finds green technology significantly drives carbon tax implementation, while green accounting and sustainability reporting show no significant effect. Technolog…
Wenhui Shao
Reproducibility code for a study linking China's national ETS carbon prices and trading volumes (Shanghai Environment and Energy Exchange) to eleven commodity-futures returns (Shanghai Futures Exchange), July 2021–August 2026 (1,229 daily o…
CANTÜRK, SERKAN
This chapter combines fuzzy multi-criteria decision-making (LOPCOW–IT2F-CoCoSo) with CS-ARDL panel econometrics to assess decarbonisation performance and carbon pricing/green finance effectiveness across OECD economies (2007–2023). Renewabl…
L. Mergaliyeva, K. Beketova, A. Gizzatova
This study examines Kazakhstan's decarbonisation implementation gap—the distance between stated climate ambition and observed emissions outcomes—using the UK as a governance benchmark. Through comparative institutional analysis, it shows ho…
Chen S.
An empirical study analyzing how carbon emission trading mechanisms affect urban green growth using a multi-path mediation model. It examines the channels (e.g., innovation, industrial structure, energy efficiency) through which emissions t…
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