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 561–580 of 1868 papers
Li X.
This paper analyzes regional net-zero emissions targets and the social cost of carbon (SCC) from a multilevel governance perspective. It examines alignment between regional policies and international climate goals, proposing effective gover…
Reay D.S.
This paper discusses the role of land use and agriculture in achieving net-zero targets, highlighting potential pitfalls and precautions. It examines challenges in reducing agricultural emissions and environmental impacts of land-use change…
Donia Mahabadi, Artem Korzhenevych
This survey of UNFCCC CoP24 delegates examines support for the Paris Agreement's ratchet-up mechanism (RM). Support is higher among delegates from low-income countries, those with stronger climate risk perceptions, those viewing ITMOs as co…
Niemi M.
This paper analyzes the effects of lockdown policies on greenhouse gas emissions and quality of life (QoL), identifying measures that reduce emissions with minimal negative impact on QoL. It offers insights into the trade-offs between clima…
Volenzo T.E.
This paper examines the policy implications of using greenhouse gas emissions as sustainability indicators in agricultural adaptation to climate change. It provides insights for policy design that links adaptation and mitigation in the agri…
Middlemiss L.
This paper conceptualizes socially inclusive environmental policy within the context of a just transition to Net Zero. It argues for policy frameworks that address social equity and protect vulnerable groups during the low-carbon transition…
Adeyeye A.O.
This paper examines the intersection of corporate law and the net zero agenda, analyzing how directors' duties and governance frameworks can support or hinder climate action. It highlights legal challenges and opportunities in the transitio…
Shaoheng Chen
This paper examines the application of nudge theory in environmental policy from an ethical perspective, identifying five core ethical concerns: autonomy, transparency, context-dependency, long-term effectiveness, and fairness. It proposes …
Angel Ann A. Pagpaguitan, Althea T. Horca, Ana Rose B. Velunta +2
This study compares top-down (international treaties) and bottom-up (city/community) governance models for climate mitigation, using Ostrom's polycentric governance theory. It finds top-down offers legitimacy but suffers implementation gaps…
Mary Sanford, Žan Mlakar, E. Keith Smith +17
Using survey data from nine European countries (n=27,910), this study compares determinants of public support for climate mitigation vs. adaptation policies. Adaptation support is driven by perceived effectiveness, while mitigation support …
Inge van den Bijgaart, Åsa Löfgren
Decarbonizing basic materials requires coordinated investment between downstream adopters and upstream suppliers. This paper models indirect network effects creating a no-investment and a coordinated equilibrium. Carbon pricing and non-disc…
Iyer G.
This paper examines the role of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) in achieving net-zero emissions targets, discussing its significance, challenges, and policy implications.
Khosravi F.
This paper provides policy recommendations to enhance support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in achieving the UK's net zero targets. It analyzes barriers to SME decarbonization and proposes concrete measures including financi…
Gössling S.
This paper analyzes barriers to net-zero transition in the aviation sector and draws implications for radical climate policy design. It identifies technological, economic, and institutional barriers, arguing that policy intervention is nece…
Laura Cornelsen, C. Law, D. Derbyshire +7
Simulating food taxes and subsidies in Great Britain, this study evaluates co-benefits and trade-offs for nutrition and environment. A higher-carbon food tax yields the largest environmental gains but also welfare losses. Combining taxes wi…
Roberto O. Valdivia, W. Salas, S. McDermid +7
Rice paddies are a major source of agricultural GHG emissions, but current emission factors fail to capture variability. This Perspective argues that advances in measurement, modeling, and remote sensing enable higher-tier MRV systems (Tier…
Milton Fernando Montoya, Alberto Quintavalla
This paper analyzes the regulatory framework for low-carbon technologies in rural areas of the EU, examining implementation challenges and opportunities. It highlights region-specific barriers and enablers, offering insights for effective g…
Pian Chen, Wei Xi
This study evaluates China's Low-Carbon City Pilot (LCCP) policy's impact on residents' consumption using a multi-period DID model on panel data from 281 cities (2007-2022). Results show the policy significantly expands consumption scale an…
Jacopo Cammeo, Albert Ferrari, Simone Borghesi +5
This paper analyzes European and global climate policies in an increasingly fragmented world, exploring how to balance fairness and carbon neutrality. It examines policy coherence and international cooperation challenges, offering insights …
Zhang Yue
This study analyzes policy integration and implementation gaps in China's dual-carbon strategy, focusing on the carbon ETS, NEV incentives, and air quality policies. Through qualitative analysis of 156 policy documents and 15 interviews, it…
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