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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Lagasio V.
A meta-analytical review synthesizing prior studies on the link between corporate governance and ESG disclosure. It consolidates how governance attributes such as board characteristics and ownership structure relate to the quality and exten…
Doni F.
An empirical study examining the relationship between ESG disclosure and financial performance among European oil and gas firms. It likely tests how disclosure quality links to profitability or valuation in a high-emission sector; methods a…
Siddique M.A.
This work examines the gap between corporate sustainability claims and actual carbon risk and ESG disclosures, probing the reality of greenwashing. It questions how faithfully disclosure reflects carbon risk, offering implications for inves…
Levis J.W.
A study quantifying greenhouse gas emission reductions from recycling hot mix asphalt (HMA). It appears to assess how construction-material recycling contributes to emissions reduction, though details are unavailable without an abstract.
Wang L.
A study calculating the greenhouse gas mitigation achieved by a large-scale centralized straw biogas supply project. It appears to quantify the decarbonization benefit of converting agricultural residue into energy. Specific methods and mit…
Tsur Y.
A study examining how democracy shapes greenhouse gas emissions. The title signals that democracy's effect is not uniform but diverse across contexts. It offers empirical insight into the political-institutional conditions behind climate po…
Colman T.
A study examining the cost of greenhouse gas emissions embedded in the global wine trade. It appears to monetize emissions from production and transport across trade flows, linking agricultural trade structure to carbon accounting. Without …
Cui R.
A field study examining how rice-duck mutualism (integrated rice-duck farming) affects greenhouse gas emissions and rice yields in paddy fields of China's Erhai basin. No abstract is available, but the work empirically probes whether an agr…
Keubeng I.G.
This work examines climate mitigation technologies within a holistic resource-management framing in sub-Saharan Africa and their impact on greenhouse gas emissions. Without an abstract, specifics are unverified, but it offers an empirical r…
Baker E.
A perspective piece examining the equity implications of transitioning to net zero energy systems. Though no abstract is available, it likely highlights distributive and social justice dimensions of decarbonization pathways and their releva…
Williams J.H.
This paper offers observations on the transition toward a net-zero energy system in the United States. With no abstract available, the specific contributions and findings cannot be assessed; the title suggests a focus on US energy transitio…
Azevedo I.
A review mapping what is known and unknown about net-zero emissions energy systems. It frames the overall decarbonization pathway and highlights open research and policy questions rather than presenting new empirical results.
Starke E.
A comparative study of U.S. and Canadian pathways to net-zero, examining similarities and contrasts in national decarbonization trajectories. Though no abstract is available, it likely contrasts policy design and pathway choices across the …
Levesque M.Y.
A scenario study examining decarbonisation pathways for Ontario's metal mining sector toward net-zero GHG emissions. It outlines emission-reduction routes and policy/industry implications for the mining sector. Methods and findings are uncl…
P. Sembada, Batrisyia Nurhanifah
This study estimated and compared direct farm-level GHG emissions (enteric fermentation, manure, electricity, fuel) across 70 smallholder dairy farms in two Indonesian regions using ALU software. KUNAK had larger herds and higher enteric CH…
L. Hirth
The paper disentangles two conflated notions of electricity price variation: 'variability' across delivery times (driven by non-storability) and 'volatility' across trading times (driven by uncertainty), formalized in a simple day-ahead/imb…
Heejin Yang, Doowon Ryu
The paper argues corporate ESG commitments fail for three distinct collective-action reasons—enforcement, verification, and common-knowledge gaps—and proposes a short classroom game for each. Using cheating, public-goods, bluffing, hats-puz…
Petya Petrova
This study proposes an ESG Proxy Mapping Approach that uses financial statement indicators as an additional screening source for ESG risk exposures, addressing information asymmetry and greenwashing concerns in sustainability disclosure. An…
Benjamin Damoah, Sagini Keengwe, Eunice Ofori
This paper traces global environmental agreements from 1971 to 2025 and explains why a dense treaty architecture has failed to improve planetary conditions. Through comparative document analysis across climate, biodiversity, and pollution r…
Suria Majdi
A bibliometric review of 649 Scopus-indexed English journal articles (2023–2025) maps the intellectual structure of materiality research via publication profiling and keyword co-occurrence. Materiality emerges as the central organizing conc…
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