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.
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Min H.
This study examines the effects of compost substitution on carbon sequestration, greenhouse gas emissions, soil microbial community, and crop yield in a wheat field. It suggests that compost can increase carbon storage but may affect methan…
Rahnama Mobarakeh M.
This study proposes novel carbon boundary definitions for assessing climate neutrality strategies in the chemical industry, using an Austrian case study. It analyzes how different boundary settings affect emission reduction potential and co…
Sutthichaimethee P.
This paper proposes an advanced model for greenhouse gas emission reduction in Thailand's agricultural sector to achieve sustainability. While specific findings are unavailable, it targets agricultural emission reductions and climate goals.
Kutlu L.
This study analyzes greenhouse gas emission efficiencies across world countries, evaluating emissions per unit of economic activity and suggesting potential for efficient emission reductions.
Perlińska M.
This paper discusses the necessity of a global benchmark for accounting greenhouse gas emission rights. It analyzes the impact of current accounting standard divergence on market transparency and comparability, emphasizing the importance of…
O'Hara J.K.
This paper analyzes state-level trends in greenhouse gas emission intensity of milk production in the US. It reveals regional variations and improvement trends, providing insights for agricultural emission reduction policies.
Ranganathan J.
This commentary compares the GHG Protocol and E-liability approaches to corporate GHG accounting and reporting. It discusses the features, advantages, and limitations of each method, offering insights for practitioners.
Rus T.
This paper presents a carbon footprint assessment methodology for higher education institutions, covering scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, and discusses pathways to climate neutrality.
Möllersten K.
This paper demystifies the use of carbon removals for offsetting in sub-global net-zero targets. It clarifies the role and challenges of offsets and proposes a framework for effective carbon removal strategies.
Sharaf-Addin H.H.
This paper conducts a systematic review of carbon sustainability reporting based on the GHG Protocol framework. It synthesizes reporting frameworks and practices, identifies challenges and opportunities for achieving net-zero targets, and p…
Saleh H.
This paper proposes a method to estimate firm-level emissions using asset-level data, enabling assessment of alignment with net zero targets. It can reveal discrepancies between reported emissions and actual performance, enhancing transpare…
Parnsai A.
This paper proposes an assessment and development method for greenhouse gas emissions management in non-technical faculties of Thai higher education institutions. It introduces Monte Carlo-based uncertainty analysis to improve estimation ac…
Ahmadi M.
This paper reports data on greenhouse gas emissions from a condensate separation unit at a petrochemical company in Iran, providing baseline information for understanding emissions from specific processes.
Genstwa N.
This paper analyzes greenhouse gas emissions efficiency in Polish agriculture, highlighting potential for improvement and policy implications.
O’Neill M.
This study investigated the effects of management practices on greenhouse gas emissions and crop yields in winter oilseed rape cropping systems. The findings indicate that different management practices do not significantly affect emissions…
Ogle S.M.
This study demonstrates that the effectiveness of no-till management for carbon storage and GHG mitigation depends on climate and soil characteristics, providing key insights for region-specific agricultural practices.
Horn Sarun
This narrative review synthesizes carbon sequestration knowledge in Cambodian mangroves, focusing on rare species like Heritiera littoralis, Xylocarpus granatum, and critically endangered Bruguiera hainesii. Rare mangroves may disproportion…
Horn Sarun
This meta-analysis review compares aboveground and belowground biomass and carbon stocks across Cambodian forest types (evergreen, semi-evergreen, deciduous, flooded, mangrove). It identifies sources of heterogeneity in existing estimates a…
Rishabh Singh, Prabhat Kumar, Preety Kumari +5
This review synthesizes the carbon sequestration potential of agronomic practices such as conservation tillage, crop residue management, crop rotation, cover cropping, organic amendments, integrated farming, and agroforestry. Improved manag…
Xing Ji, Xiaomin Li, Yijun Peng
This paper explores how returning entrepreneurs in rural areas contribute to agricultural carbon mitigation, highlighting an unexpected driver of greening the countryside.
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