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.
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Shuxin Luo, Philippe Ciais, Peter B. Reich +11
This study shows that regional shifts in the land carbon balance strengthen the coupling between atmospheric CO2 and land carbon fluxes. It suggests regional carbon uptake and release variability amplifies the sensitivity of the global carb…
Meena A
A review of forest carbon pools within the global carbon cycle, focusing on aboveground biomass carbon and soil carbon, with a case on Indian forests. It surveys quantification approaches — destructive sampling, field inventories, remote se…
Liberatus Dominick Lyimo
This study analyzes sediment organic carbon and environmental characteristics of Thalassia hemprichii seagrass meadows versus unvegetated sediments across nine sites in Mtwara, Lindi, and Tanga, Tanzania. Using PCA, PERMANOVA, PLS regressio…
Funing Wang, Zhengang Zhou, Guangshuai Zhang +3
Compares carbon stocks across dominant natural habitats of the Liaohe Estuary, finding higher soil organic carbon in Suaeda salsa meadows than Phragmites marshes (112.71 vs 68.56 Mg C ha⁻¹), with soil contributing 93.9–98.3% of combined sto…
Aditi Ghosh, Harini Santhanam
A systematic review of 451 publications (2000–2026) maps functional connectivity in coastal blue carbon ecosystems via geographic, adjacency, habitat, ecological and cross-subsidy pathways. Bibliometric and co-occurrence analyses show ecosy…
Mikkel Funder, Martin Marani
A study examining the benefits, costs and trade-offs that nature-based solutions create for local communities. It addresses how carbon and biodiversity gains interact with community interests. Offers lessons relevant to decision-making on N…
Xincheng Zheng, Eduardo Dias, E. Koomen +3
The authors develop an Access-to-Abatement (A2A) framework linking urban green space (UGS) quality, spatial accessibility, and travel-related emissions in the 15-minute city. It integrates floating-catchment accessibility modeling, probabil…
Udochukwu C. Onoh
A PRISMA-guided systematic review of climate change impacts on biodiversity, focusing on vulnerable African ecosystems. It documents habitat suitability shifts, species range changes, and disrupted growth, with cascading effects from altere…
Hamidullah Nikzad, Marianne E. Krasny, Kade Keranen
Using Afrobarometer Round 9 data across 39 African countries, this study models the social correlates of climate-change awareness and conditional support for government action. Education (+22.6 to +26.6 pp), media exposure, and civic partic…
Joseph Kwesi Asomah
A comprehensive review of climate change impacts on livestock production in developing countries and associated adaptation and mitigation strategies. It synthesizes methane reduction from enteric fermentation, soil and vegetation carbon seq…
Olaniyan Caleb Kehinde
A review synthesizing agroforestry models—alley cropping, silvopastoralism, integrated tree-crop systems—across Asia, Africa, Latin America, Europe and North America. It documents benefits including soil fertility, biodiversity, climate mit…
Yongchun Zhou, Xiaoya Wang, Liulin Wu +5
A comparative study of how biochar affects soil greenhouse gas emissions, contrasting pristine, freeze-thaw aged, and magnesium-modified biochar. It examines whether modification or aging alters GHG suppression performance. Relevant to agri…
Shabnam Shahzadi, Hafiz Muddassir Majeed Butt, Shahzad Khan Durrani +1
Compares six ML models predicting per-capita CO2 emissions across 118 countries (2000–2020); XGBoost performed best (RMSE 0.475, R2 0.324). SHAP shows GDP per capita as the dominant predictor, followed by country effects. Renewable-energy a…
Chuanxu Fang, Xiaorong Wei, Wim DE VRIES +12
A global meta-analysis of 8,303 paired observations from 1,371 studies combined with a random forest model assessed no-tillage (NT) effects. NT raised 0–30 cm soil organic carbon by 11.0% and cut GHG emissions by 13.5% with no significant y…
Kai Zhou, Yuanfei Hao, Yingshuo Lyu +3
A spatially explicit carbon-budget framework integrates net ecosystem productivity, life-cycle emissions, and cooling-induced avoided emissions for Beijing's urban green space (2000–2024). NEP rose roughly sevenfold and net carbon benefit c…
Yaoyao He, Congying Li
A study forecasting carbon emissions in Central China using probabilistic density methods and analyzing pathways to carbon peak. It likely models emission uncertainty as probability distributions and compares multiple peak-arrival scenarios…
Eric Zeltz
This study tests a 2025 hypothesis that climate response is relatively insensitive to differing GHG emission scenarios, using an improved global climate model validated against 1870-2025 data. It simulates six CO2 emission scenarios for 202…
McNicol L.C.
This study examines the motivations and barriers shaping UK beef and sheep farmers' adoption of greenhouse gas mitigation and sequestration measures, going beyond net-zero framing. It offers insight into farmer decision-making to inform agr…
Chihiro Dixon, Sam Dixon, Kunio Watanabe
The authors developed Carbon Farm, a single-player board game simulating climate-smart farming to build basic soil science literacy. Requiring only a scoresheet, pen, and dice, it targets everyone from primary students to adults. Facilitate…
Ahmed Attia, Donghui Ma, Michelle Viswanathan +4
A national German spatial analysis evaluates legume-inclusive cover-crop rotations under future climates (RCP4.5/8.5, six GCMs) using DSSAT coupled with Tier-2 N2O accounting. It finds cereal yields rise ~16–33%, N leaching falls ~40%, and …
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