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 581–600 of 37113 papers
Chen L.
An empirical study examining the relationship between ESG disclosure levels and technological innovation capabilities among Chinese listed companies. It likely tests whether stronger ESG disclosure correlates with innovation metrics, offeri…
Iftikhar K.
An empirical study examining the 'dichotomy' of corporate litigation risk in shaping ESG disclosure, asking whether green innovation moderates this relationship. It frames how legal and regulatory exposure conditions firms' disclosure behav…
Jena S.
This paper examines ESG disclosure and board accountability across India, the EU, and the UK through a multidisciplinary lens. It compares regulatory and legal responses to greenwashing and governance failures, arguing for more effective di…
Lev-On M.
This work develops a consistent methodology for estimating GHG emissions from oil and gas facilities and operations. Though no abstract is available, it appears aimed at standardizing and improving comparability of emissions accounting. It …
Xiang F.M.
This study examines how black soldier fly larvae (BSFL) treatment of domestic biodegradable waste curbs greenhouse gas emissions by recycling carbon and nitrogen and reshaping microbial communities. It points to a waste-to-resource pathway …
Betz A.K.
This study examines how carbon labels on restaurant menus and climate-friendly default options can reduce greenhouse gas emissions from dining. It focuses on behavioral interventions (nudges) that steer consumer food choices toward lower-em…
Oh J.
A well-to-wake (WtW) assessment of shipping GHG emissions with onboard carbon capture (OCC) under the FuelEU Maritime regulation. It compares propulsion scenarios to test regulatory compliance and emission-reduction potential, clarifying wh…
Blat Belmonte B.
This study optimizes smart charging of electric bus fleets to minimize greenhouse gas emissions. By aligning charging schedules with grid emission factors and renewable availability, it shows how fleet operations can cut transport-sector em…
Biswas M.K.
This study examines how building a greenhouse gas emission inventory supports ESG practices and energy transition in Bangladesh's textile and readymade garment industries. It explores how emissions visibility drives sustainability action an…
Rihner M.C.S.
A study examining a realistic pathway to decarbonise the UK cement and concrete sector by 2050. Framed as 'a thousand cuts,' it likely argues for stacking many incremental measures—CCUS, alternative materials, efficiency—rather than a singl…
Lee D.H.
Examines how parcel-locker deployment and its governance shape decarbonization of urban last-mile logistics. Likely links locker-induced delivery consolidation and reduced failed deliveries to emissions cuts, alongside institutional issues …
Saif W.
This study examines management practices and strategies for decarbonising construction equipment in UK infrastructure projects. It links machinery emissions reduction to on-site management and procurement practices, offering practical pathw…
F. Bourgey, E. Gobet, Y. Jiao
This work proposes an efficient methodology using Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSP) scenarios to assess climate risks across a large credit portfolio. It offers a practical framework for financial institutions to estimate scenario-based c…
M. Sidky, U. Issa, M. Hassan +1
This study assesses climate risk impacts on wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) using expert assessment and energy analysis. Experts identified aeration and disinfection/sludge treatment as most vulnerable to rising temperatures and increas…
Tekalign Negash Kebede, A. Woldeamanuel, Tewodros Solomon Kabtiymer
A bibliometric analysis of 715 Scopus-indexed articles (1992–2025) using Biblioshiny and VOSviewer to map carbon accounting and disclosure research. China is the top contributing nation; Journal of Cleaner Production and Sustainability are …
Jian-Wei Zhang, Yu-Zheng Wang, Ying Feng +2
A gas–liquid two-phase impinging stream reactor combining impinging streams and bubble jets was designed for carbonation-based synthesis of ultrafine calcium carbonate nanoparticles. Dispersant type, flow rates, temperature, CO2 fraction an…
Nikolaos Tsoromokos, Panagiotis Kritikos, Dimitrios Tsoromokos
This paper compares Microsoft's cloud-first infrastructure model with Apple's supplier-heavy hardware production to examine environmental risks in the Mediterranean digital economy. It analyzes Scope 3 emissions, data-center cooling water s…
Yongchun Zhou, Xiaoya Wang, Liulin Wu +5
A comparative study of how biochar affects soil greenhouse gas emissions, contrasting pristine, freeze-thaw aged, and magnesium-modified biochar. It examines whether modification or aging alters GHG suppression performance. Relevant to agri…
Shabnam Shahzadi, Hafiz Muddassir Majeed Butt, Shahzad Khan Durrani +1
Compares six ML models predicting per-capita CO2 emissions across 118 countries (2000–2020); XGBoost performed best (RMSE 0.475, R2 0.324). SHAP shows GDP per capita as the dominant predictor, followed by country effects. Renewable-energy a…
Zhuoyu Hu, Yiwen Zhang, Jike Yu +2
Compares 219 policy documents from China and Germany (2013–2025), showing that similar innovation policy instruments serve different green transition functions in each country. Analyzes batteries, hydrogen, renewables, and the policy roles …
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