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 461–480 of 1641 papers
万尧
This meta-analysis synthesizes quasi-experimental evidence on China's ETS and green innovation, using three-level meta-regression to disentangle design choices from real policy effects. It pre-specifies moderators and publication bias tests…
Gerry LAWSON, Sonja Kay, Michael den Herder +1
This policy briefing argues that expanding agroforestry and Trees outside Forests (ToF) is crucial for the EU to meet its 2040 and 2050 climate targets. It highlights challenges in achieving the LULUCF 2030 target and recommends policy revi…
Sishu Zhou, Yinhong Guo, Anteneh Asefa +1
This study examines whether China's low-carbon city and green data center pilots create synergistic effects on urban ecological resilience. Using panel data from 292 cities (2002-2022) and staggered difference-in-differences, it finds that …
Nguyen Thu Thuy, Thuy Hang Pham Thi, Hung Van Vu +2
Using data from 29 Asian countries (1970-2021), this study analyzes the impact of green energy consumption and institutional quality on environmental quality. Green energy consumption is not statistically significant, but improved instituti…
Andrew Smerald, Hannes Imhof, Edwin Haas +9
A process-based modeling framework (LandscapeDNDC) estimates national-scale agricultural N2O emissions for Germany, yielding 35 kt N/yr (2017-2022), 28% higher than the national inventory but within uncertainty. It captures climate variabil…
van den Bergh J.C.J.M.
This paper examines rebound policies within the Paris Agreement framework, comparing policy instruments and exploring the use of climate-club revenues for offsets. It offers insights for international climate policy design.
Kiss T.
This paper empirically evaluates the effectiveness of energy policies on carbon emission reductions using data from 25 countries. It analyzes differences in policy impacts and provides insights for effective policy design.
Prag A.A.
This paper presents scenarios for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from food procurement in public school kitchens in Copenhagen. It evaluates specific reduction measures and their potential impact, contributing to municipal climate target…
Verburg R.
This paper analyzes the impact of agricultural trade liberalization on greenhouse gas emissions from land-use change. It examines how trade policies may drive land conversion and deforestation, potentially increasing emissions. It offers in…
Carlsson Kanyama A.
This study demonstrates that shifting household expenditure towards lower-emission options in categories like food, holidays, and furnishings could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by almost 40%. It quantifies the climate impact of consumpti…
Leonelli G.C.
This paper analyzes the subsidy framework of the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and proposes a regulatory redesign to accelerate the net-zero transition. It focuses on effective allocation of subsidies and regulatory coherence, offering i…
Basu P.
This paper examines the relationship between economic growth, circular economy, and net zero, exploring whether they are in conflict (trilemma) or mutually reinforcing (trinity). It suggests the importance of an integrated approach in polic…
Dafnomilis I.
This paper demonstrates that aligning, broadening, and strengthening net-zero pledges can make Paris Agreement targets achievable. It proposes concrete measures to improve the quality and scope of pledges, offering a practical pathway for p…
Van Coppenolle H.
This paper analyzes the origins and global diffusion of net zero pledges, shedding light on the formation and spread of climate policy commitments. It offers insights for designing future decarbonization policies.
Lenzi D.
This paper examines the equity implications of net-zero transitions, likely offering a framework for assessing climate policies from a fairness perspective. Specific findings are unclear due to lack of abstract.
Atkins E.
This paper examines the impact of right-wing populism on net-zero policies in the UK, exploring how political backlash affects climate policy implementation and highlighting challenges of social acceptance and political feasibility.
Sovacool B.K.
This paper analyzes the UK's net-zero strategy (2010-2022) using policy windows and issue linkage theory, examining how the dynamics of decarbonization policy formation and implementation unfolded. It explores how the timing of policy windo…
(著者不明)
Using China's 2017 Green Finance Reform pilot zones as a quasi-natural experiment, this study analyzes 273 cities from 2008-2023 with DID and spatial Durbin models. The policy significantly reduces urban pollution and carbon emissions, with…
Shuang Liu, Jie Tian
This study empirically analyzes the impact of dual pilot policies of low-carbon cities and smart cities on the green transition of heavily polluting enterprises in China. It finds that policy coordination is more effective than single polic…
Muhammad Manzoor Elahi, Moazzam Ali
This study compares sustainability practices and carbon neutrality strategies of universities in the Global North and South using QS rankings data. Despite resource and governance differences, both regions show increasing commitment to gree…
Browse by Topic