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 481–500 of 1543 papers
Jittima Prasara-A, Pornpimon Boonkum, Charongpun Musikavong +1
A 25-year bio-economic simulation in Thailand compared oil palm monoculture, cassava monoculture, and cassava-oil palm intercropping. Intercropping matched oil palm's carbon sequestration (−389.50 tCO2eq/ha) while bridging early-stage incom…
Holtsmark B.
This study compares the global warming effects of wood fuels versus fossil fuels by incorporating albedo (surface reflectivity) changes from forests. Accounting for albedo alongside carbon balances suggests that the climate benefit of woody…
Shrestha R.K.
A reply in an academic exchange over whether biochar qualifies as a negative emission technology, responding to a critique of an earlier synthesis of field research on GHG emissions. It debates methodological issues in accounting for biocha…
Arifanti V.B.
A study on how mangrove conservation and restoration in Indonesia contribute to climate change mitigation. It likely quantifies carbon uptake and storage in blue-carbon ecosystems, highlighting nature-based mitigation potential. Relevant to…
Mazis A.
A case study comparing orange and kiwi orchards to assess whether energy balance and greenhouse gas emissions in agroecosystems can inform crop replacement decisions. It examines how crop choice affects farm-level GHG and energy budgets, ex…
Lee C.
This study examines how feeding encapsulated nitrate to beef cattle affects ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from their manure during short-term storage. It provides empirical evidence on whether dietary nitrate can curb livestock-relat…
Liu Y.
A study evaluating rice yield and greenhouse gas emissions under reduced nitrogen fertilization combined with Chinese milk vetch (green manure) and rice straw retention. It suggests organic amendments can curb agricultural GHG emissions whi…
Barkley Z.R.
This study uses tower-based observational networks to assess how COVID-19 lockdowns changed greenhouse gas emissions across six North American cities. It demonstrates the value of direct atmospheric monitoring for city-scale emissions and o…
Xue Chen, Zhenxiong Yang, Ningyu Yan +3
A study on reconciling mariculture expansion with the carbon-sink function of coastal wetlands in China. With no abstract available, methods and findings are unclear, but it addresses the trade-off between coastal ecosystem conservation and…
Mirjana Miletić, Milena Lakićević
This review synthesizes recent literature on how landscape architecture operationalizes nature-based solutions (NBS) for urban climate adaptation. It maps dominant NBS typologies—green roofs, urban forests, bioretention, constructed wetland…
Lukas Schuster, Omosalewa Odebiri, David B. Lindenmayer +3
Using 16,773 hourly measurements from 54 farm ponds in southeastern Australia, this study shows that excluding livestock reduced N2O by 44% and CH4 by 52%, cutting total CO2-eq emissions by 44%. Reductions in the two gases were not consiste…
hawamkwela@yahoo.com MKWELA
First bibliometric comparison of grassland vs. forest carbon storage research in Sub-Saharan Africa, analyzing 293 open-access articles (2020–2025). Forest research outnumbers grassland 3.6:1 and dominates citations, even when normalized by…
Jihène Khalifa
Using Tunisian data (1996–2024) and a NARDL model, this study examines how temperature, precipitation, and CO₂ emissions affect crop production. Rising CO₂ emissions significantly reduce crop output in both the short and long run, while fer…
Shaima Chowdhury Sharna, Tek Maraseni, Ando Radanielson +1
Surveying 435 rice farmers in Bangladesh, this study examines behavioral readiness and willingness to pay (WTP) for rice-straw incorporation. Adoption is low (14%) but 31% show interest and 28% would pay an average USD37/ha/season, revealin…
Frank S.M.
This US study compares three diet-quality indices (Planetary Health Diet Index, HEI-2015, DASH) against dietary greenhouse gas emissions. It tests whether healthier eating patterns align with lower emissions, informing the integration of nu…
Nguyen T.K.L.
A study assessing environmental impacts and greenhouse gas emissions from common municipal wastewater treatment systems. It aims to quantify and compare the climate footprint of different treatment configurations. No abstract is available, …
Conrad Z.
A US study comparing greenhouse gas emissions, cost, and diet quality across specific diet patterns. It highlights trade-offs between food-system emissions, affordability, and nutrition, offering implications for food supply-chain decarboni…
McLaren D.P.
This paper draws on biodiversity "no-net-loss" policy experience to disentangle the conflation of "net-zero" and "offset" in climate policy. It examines accounting and integrity challenges when net targets rely on offsets, using biodiversit…
Armstrong C.
This conceptual paper interrogates the notion of 'net zero' through a climate justice lens. It asks who defines and achieves net zero, and on what equity principles, highlighting fairness issues in the allocation of emission reductions vers…
Xianghui Yin, Shiqin Sun, Jiangge Wang +1
This study quantifies the carbon footprint of beef cattle production across Chinese provinces (2002–2022) using life-cycle assessment. Large-scale farms show lower carbon intensity, enteric fermentation dominates emissions, and methane acco…
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