This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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 41–60 of 830 papers
Venkataraman P, Dr. E. Muthukumar
This review examines the role of patents in circular economy technologies. Patent protection incentivizes R&D and facilitates technology transfer, but poses challenges for SMEs. The paper emphasizes strategic patent management to balance in…
Yi Su
This critical review examines circular economy strategies for reducing environmental footprints, analyzing global policies, practices, and persistent barriers. It synthesizes findings on eco-design, product life extension, reuse, remanufact…
D. Nishijima
This paper estimates consumers' willingness to pay for repair services aimed at extending product lifetimes using a contingent valuation approach. It analyzes preferences across different extension periods (e.g., 1, 3, 5 years), providing i…
James Ezhaya, D. Yellamati, Pascal Gabeur +3
This paper critiques existing standards for circular economy, focusing on reliability and durability assessments. It highlights issues like subjectivity in durability indexing and proposes objective metrics such as MTBF and MTTF for lifetim…
Carmela Cucuzzella, Morteza Hazbei, Firdous Nizar +1
This paper explores integrated approaches to urban livability and decarbonization tailored for age-friendly cities. It likely discusses policy and design strategies that reduce emissions while enhancing quality of life for older adults in t…
Levon Amatuni, Christian Clemm, Benjamin Sprecher +2
This study analyzes the carbon emission reductions from second-hand smartphones. While they reduce emissions compared to new phones, shorter usage periods limit the net environmental benefits.
Sudilika De Jayathunga, Pasindu Bandara, R.S.M. Samarasekara +1
This study proposes a framework integrating life cycle cost (LCC) and carbon footprint (CFP) assessments with stakeholder engagement for sustainable coastal erosion management in developing countries. A Sri Lankan case study demonstrates th…
Wei Tian, Huacheng Yin, Ziheng Zou +6
This study shows that combining organic fertilizer substitution with Bacillus velezensis SQR9 inoculation reduces carbon footprint and enhances net eco-economic benefits in tropical vegetable fields, offering a sustainable agricultural prac…
Dario Baretta, Carole Lynn Rüttimann, Jennifer Inauen
This double-blind randomized trial tested whether a digital app (GROW) addressing both motivational and volitional determinants reduces diet and transportation carbon footprints versus motivation-only intervention. Diet-related carbon footp…
Dario Baretta, Carole Lynn Rüttimann, Jennifer Inauen
This double-blind randomized trial tested a digital intervention (GROW app) based on the Health Action Process Approach to reduce diet- and transportation-related carbon footprints in students (N=226). Participants used either a motivationa…
Emre Duman, Ayşe Nur SONGÜR BOZDAĞ, Cansu MEMİÇ İNAN +1
This study compares gluten-free diet plans generated by ChatGPT and Gemini. It found differences in nutrient adequacy, but diet quality and carbon footprint were similar. It highlights the potential of AI-generated meal plans and their envi…
Rab Nawaz, Zaini Sakawi, Marlia Mohd Hanafiah +4
This study analyzes the energy consumption, economic costs, and carbon footprint of hierarchical black defective TiO2 nanomaterials from production to application in environmental remediation, providing life-cycle assessment insights.
Rajeesh Kumar M, Aswathi C A, Anusha P Nair +1
This study examines how waste disposal practices affect carbon footprint, using survey data from Kerala, India. Structural equation modeling shows that responsible waste management (recycling, segregation, composting) significantly reduces …
Justin Wen Hao Leong, Michael Chu, Meiqing Zheng +5
A 12-month evaluation of a nurse-led IBD advice line at Singapore General Hospital found timely triage (91.5% met response standards) and safe outcomes (0.8% unplanned hospitalization). The service avoided 32 unscheduled clinic visits, redu…
Ana Beatriz Carollo Rocha Lima, Barny Wong
This paper examines why reducing radiology's carbon footprint remains outside clinical responsibility. It critically analyzes how environmental harm is treated as an externality of medical practice and not included in clinical accountabilit…
Ibraheem Rais, Abdullah H. Alsabhan, Md. Rehan Sadique +1
This systematic review of geosynthetics in tunneling (2000-2025) categorizes applications of geotextiles, geogrids, geocomposites, geocells, and geomembranes for reinforcement, drainage, and waterproofing. It highlights their role in reduci…
Amira Ibrahim Masoud Abdallah, Mahassen Ahmed Abdel-Wahed, Eman Ahmed Aboelyazied +1
This study assesses carbon footprint awareness among 400 nursing students at Alexandria University, Egypt. Results show 42.5% have good knowledge and 55.2% hold positive attitudes towards carbon footprint reduction, with a moderate positive…
Safiki Ainomugisha, Moses J. Matovu, Farid Abed +3
This study uses Box-Behnken Design to optimize low-carbon cement performance by engineering the specific surface area (SSA) of waste-derived nano-silica. 3% addition of medium SSA (579 m²/g) improved 28-day strength by 41%. High SSA (758 m²…
Soumyajit Bhunia, Sneha Dey, Priya Mondal
This study examines the impact of AI adoption on productivity and carbon emissions using panel data from OECD countries (2013-2020). It supports the productivity J-curve hypothesis, showing slow initial productivity growth and the need for …
Leela Velautham, Michael Ranney
This study conducted an experiment with 226 Americans who estimated statistics on climate solutions (solar, efficiency, reduced meat) and then received surprising numeric feedback. The intervention significantly increased participants' hope…
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