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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Talus K.
A policy-oriented study on designing a well-functioning internal market for biofuels. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely addresses market design, regulatory harmonization, and trading rules for renewable fuels within an…
Freire-González J.
A comparative policy analysis of how different jurisdictions and instruments address rebound effects, where energy-efficiency gains are offset by increased consumption. Likely examines carbon pricing, regulation, and complementary measures.…
Freebairn J.
This paper addresses policy options for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the electricity sector. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely covers carbon pricing, renewable deployment, and power-mix regulation. It speak…
Goździewicz-Biechońska J.
A legal-policy study examining how agricultural GHG emission reductions are framed and regulated under international climate law and EU law. It addresses the interface between EU climate/agricultural policy and international treaty obligati…
Ibad ur Rahman, Faisal Ijaz, Atoofa Kalsoom +2
This study examines how green industrial policy and geoeconomic fragmentation shape green structural transformation in 85–95 emerging and developing economies (2013–2025). Using a new Green Structural Transformation Index and System-GMM, qu…
Keyu Xia
This paper examines consumption-side carbon inequality in China and the challenges it poses to carbon neutrality. It finds that the per-capita carbon footprint of high-income groups rivals or exceeds that of some developed countries, and fl…
Li C., Y. Song
This study evaluates climate change plans from 16 cities, four autonomous regions, and 22 provinces in China using a structured protocol, supplemented by interviews with officials. It finds a top-down approach driven by central incentives, …
Crosson C.
This work examines the governance and policy challenges of moving urban water systems in the US Southwest toward net zero. It argues that decarbonizing water infrastructure requires cross-cutting coordination across energy, water, and land-…
Rogelj J.
This paper frames zero-emission targets as long-term global goals for climate protection, examining their role in international climate governance and national long-term strategies. Without an abstract, methodological details are unclear, b…
Castle J.L.
A paper examining whether the UK can reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Without an abstract, the specific methods and findings are unclear, but it likely assesses the feasibility of a national net-zero target from a policy and…
Shobande O.A.
This paper repositions green policy and green innovation as drivers of the energy transition and net-zero targets, offering new empirical evidence and policy actions. It examines how policy design interacts with innovation to accelerate dec…
Assareh N.
This study assesses how net zero action on road transport and building heating affects exposure to air pollution in the UK. It examines whether decarbonization delivers air-quality co-benefits or shifts exposure burdens, informing policy de…
Chen Shen
Using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces (2000-2023), this study examines how climate policy uncertainty affects carbon emission intensity via two-way fixed effects, IV, and structural equation models. Higher policy uncertainty is associa…
Bangrui Wu, Hong Li, Yijun Zhou
Using China's 2011 rare earth emission standards as a quasi-natural experiment, this paper finds coordinated multi-pollutant reductions driven by falling emission intensity rather than output cuts. Four channels operate: Porter effects, dir…
Underwood M.
This work reframes decision making in green infrastructure provision, shifting emphasis from prioritisation to deliverability. It examines not only which projects to select but whether they can actually be financed, governed and executed. W…
Qian Y.
An empirical study using Chinese provincial data to test whether the integration of digital technology and green transition strengthens urban ecological resilience. It highlights regional-level synergies between digitalization and decarboni…
Voogd R.
A survey experiment in the Netherlands examining how public support differs across climate policy designs (e.g., carbon taxes, regulation, subsidies). It identifies factors shaping policy acceptability and suggests no single policy instrume…
Bosetti V.
Applies causal machine learning to evaluate and improve cleantech policy design. Aims to estimate causal effects of policy interventions and feed them back into better policy. No abstract available, so specifics remain unclear; the value li…
Li J.C.l.
This work incorporates local health improvements (air-quality co-benefits) as feedback into cost-benefit assessment of GHG reduction. It aims to quantify ancillary benefits often omitted from climate policy appraisal, yielding more accurate…
Kutlu B.
This study analyzes Türkiye's per-capita GHG emission trends from 1990–2023 with sectoral breakdowns, and outlines policy scenarios for sustainable cities. It links emission drivers to urban policy options. No abstract is available, so meth…
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