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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Brook Waldman, Meghan Lewis, Jordan Palmeri
Buy Clean policies integrate low-carbon requirements into government procurement of construction materials, using EPDs and GWP limits to reduce embodied carbon. Leveraging government purchasing power, they boost demand for low-carbon materi…
Francesco Lamberti, Pietro Ostellari, Luciano Celi +4
This paper examines the institutional ambiguity of renewable methane derived from biogenic CO2 in Europe's energy transition. Despite technological maturity, the RED III framework privileges electricity-based fuels like hydrogen and e-fuels…
Antti-Ilari Partanen, Tommi Ekholm, Jyri Seppälä +7
We propose a new approach to determine national GHG budgets consistent with the 1.5°C goal and compatible with national GHG inventory accounting. The method adjusts CO2-warming-equivalent budgets for non-CO2 GHGs and LULUCF indirect effects…
Gulufar Qodirova
This article analyzes the EU's decarbonization policies, including ETS, carbon taxes, CBAM, renewable energy development, and energy efficiency measures, and assesses Uzbekistan's current reforms. Based on developed countries' experience, i…
World Bank
This paper offers policy recommendations for decarbonizing Romania's industrial sector, balancing competitiveness and climate resilience. It aligns with EU climate goals and provides practical measures tailored to regional challenges and op…
Wang Ru, Han Dong
Using panel data from 31 Chinese provinces (2001-2021) and a super-efficiency SBM model, this study finds that agricultural insurance significantly improves the ecological efficiency of grain production. Carbon emission intensity negatively…
Li Zhang, Y.-C Chen, Ke Wang +12
This study develops a harmonized, source-resolved methane inventory for 339 Chinese cities (2018-2024) across energy, agriculture, and waste sectors. Using LMDI decomposition and scenario analysis, it identifies economic activity as the dom…
Zixin Zhao, Yue Gong
This study uses China's Climate-Resilient City Development Pilot Policy (CRCDPP) as a quasi-natural experiment and a difference-in-differences approach to examine its impact on corporate green transformation. The policy promotes green trans…
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This paper systematically maps and compares global regulations on embodied carbon in buildings, providing an overview of current policies and trends to guide decarbonization efforts in the construction sector.
Gerry Lawson, Tomaz Goranc, Urska Kranjc
This briefing guides carbon farming project developers in meeting the 'pollution prevention and control' requirements of CRCF certification. It details how agroforestry mitigates non-point source pollution through erosion control, enhanced …
Donghui Yu, Baihe Gu, Jing Han
This paper analyzes the impact of trade protectionism and domestic industry support policies on trade in low-carbon technologies. It examines the balance between technology diffusion for climate action and industrial competitiveness, offeri…
Igor Matutinović, Djula Borozan
This study uses ridge regression on Chinese data (1990-2020) to assess the impact of energy and climate policies on CO2 emissions. Policy instruments contributed to mitigation but were not statistically significant overall; only market-base…
Dr. Unmana Sarangi
This paper reviews literature on environmental impact assessment (EIA) and sustainable projects in the Asia Pacific, highlighting roles of ADB and UNEP, and case studies in the Philippines, Indonesia, Nepal, etc. It concludes that robust EI…
Gregor Murray, Mathieu Dupuis, Julie Hagan +2
This introduction to a thematic issue explores how workers and unions act on climate change. It synthesizes seven studies, highlighting the role of unionization and collective bargaining, diverse strategies, gender impacts, and the challeng…
Wanping Zeng
This paper proposes a climate-sensitive EIA framework for deep-seabed mining, arguing that ITLOS and ICJ advisory opinions require the International Seabed Authority to integrate GHG emissions assessment into its environmental regime. It ou…
Wettestad J.
This paper analyzes the policy process of including shipping in the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS), using a multi-level governance framework to examine how interactions between EU and member state levels shaped the policy design. It reve…
Candelon B.
This paper tests whether climate policies causally reduce carbon emissions using causal inference methods. It provides an empirical framework for evaluating policy effectiveness, offering insights for policymakers and corporate decarbonizat…
Del Mistro R.
This paper analyzes the impact of population, economic growth, and urban expansion on greenhouse gas emissions in a Southern city (Cape Town) and explores mitigation strategies. It highlights the need to integrate urban planning with climat…
Saunders C.
This paper analyzes the impact of trade liberalization on greenhouse gas emissions in the dairy sector of the EU and New Zealand. It examines the relationship between trade policy and agricultural emissions, offering insights into the coher…
Hui Shan Lee, Yu Zhe Chew, Suwen Xie
Using panel data from 37 developing economies (2015-2023), this study examines how fossil fuel and renewable energy consumption affect CO2 emissions, and whether the rule of law moderates these effects. Baseline results show fossil fuel con…
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