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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Benjamin Cox, Ben Murphy, Zahrana Nadifa Ramadhanty +2
This paper argues that decarbonizing the copper supply chain—critical for the energy transition—requires maximizing copper recovery and recycling. It links rising copper demand from renewables and electrification to the need to cut mining a…
Broeze J.
This work examines value-chain interventions to cut greenhouse gas emissions by reducing food loss and waste, spanning from farm production through distribution, retail and consumption. It links FLW reduction to emissions abatement and reso…
Col. Dr. BIBIN PAPPEN BABU
This paper proposes integrated blockchain-enabled industrial engineering frameworks to optimize closed-loop e-waste remanufacturing systems (CLRS). It couples distributed ledger technology with risk-aware optimization (e.g., CVaR), robust d…
James Kanyepe, Chisungo Chisungo, Nyarai Kasambuwa +1
This chapter systematically reviews determinants, constraints, and governance of clean energy adoption across multi-tier supply networks in the Global South. It finds interacting regulatory, financial, technological, market, organisational,…
Dohale V.
This study examines the critical factors enabling sustainable innovation for net-zero achievement across manufacturing supply chains. Though the abstract is unavailable, it likely addresses Scope 3 emissions, supplier engagement, and adopti…
El Jaouhari A.
A conceptual study arguing that combining Industry 4.0 technologies (IoT, AI, blockchain) with circular economy tactics can drive net-zero across supply chains. It links digitalization and circular sourcing to resource efficiency and emissi…
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This review synthesizes literature on sustainable supply chain management (SSCM), identifying four perspectives—environmental, social, economic, and governance. Key challenges include paradoxical tensions between sustainability and efficien…
Kontaki I, Kyriakogkonas P, Passas I +1
Food waste causes 8-10% of global GHG emissions and over USD 1 trillion in annual lost value, yet practitioners lack operational decision-support tools. Building on a survey of 374 articles identifying eight structural gaps, this paper prop…
Takuya Shimamura, Alexander Ryota Keeley, Shunsuke Managi
This paper analyzes how changes in semiconductor supply chain structures affect carbon footprints and social risks. Scenario comparisons reveal geographic mismatches between emissions and risks, offering insights for sustainable procurement…
Liang Wang, Hanli Wu
This paper analyzes carbon reduction decision-making in a reverse supply chain under carbon tax policy and buyback contracts. It examines how supply chain design involving recycling and remanufacturing affects emission reductions and econom…
Xiaobin Wang, Abudureheman Kadeer, Huanying He
This study develops a dynamic Stackelberg game model for a low-carbon supply chain under stagflation, incorporating government financing-rate regulation and fairness concerns. It finds that calibrated interventions can stabilize the system …
Zhe Chen, Qinan Shentu, Lei Chen
This study models blockchain traceability investment and pricing decisions for low-carbon products in a dual-channel supply chain under government subsidies and manufacturer risk aversion. It finds that consumer trust and direct channel sha…
Li SONGYUE, Shufan Zheng, Ying Tuan Lo +2
This paper analyzes how consumer preferences for low-carbon products affect firms' pricing and supply chain decisions. It derives optimal pricing strategies and procurement/production plans under competition, showing the potential to balanc…
Yang Wang
This paper examines the relationship between energy inequality and sustainability transitions within global supply chains. It analyzes how supply chain structures affect disparities in energy access and transition, offering policy implicati…
Nihal Ahmed, Nisar Khan, Józef Ober +1
This study provides the first global quantification of trade-embodied belowground ecosystem multifunctionality (BEMF) loss, coupling soil indicators with the FABIO multi-regional input-output framework and CMIP6 projections. International t…
Mauro Romano, Chiara Pia Saraò, Marika Intenza +1
This study systematically reviews 64 peer-reviewed articles (2008-2025) on the relationship between Management Control Systems (MCS) and Social Sustainability in Supply Chains (SSCS). It identifies four thematic clusters: managerial integra…
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This paper evaluates the carbon footprint and environmental impacts of feeding grape pomace to dairy cows in California. It explores the potential for greenhouse gas emission reductions through feed modification, contributing to sustainabil…
Qiyuan Fan, Jiajun Liu, Wenwen Yu
This paper examines how green supply chain pressure from key customers affects firm productivity using Chinese A-share listed firms from 2014-2024. It constructs a text-based index from MD&A disclosures and finds that pressure boosts produc…
Sara Barandiaran-Oliveras, Jacid Montoya-Torres, Ortzi Akizu‐Gardoki +4
This study compares the environmental performance of certified organic and fair-trade cotton T-shirts versus conventional ones using a cradle-to-retail-gate LCA, from cotton cultivation in India to retail in Spain. While cotton cultivation …
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This paper examines how corporate emissions targets act as demand signals across supply chains, influencing procurement and investment decisions. It analyzes the mechanisms through which Scope 3 reduction goals propagate upstream, potential…
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