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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Nam Kim, Seung Ryu
This study experimentally evaluated the mechanical properties and chloride penetration resistance of low-carbon concrete with blended binder systems incorporating GGBS, fly ash, silica fume, and fine mineral powder (FMP). FMP substitution i…
Alexandr A. Tarasyev, Weijun Zhu
This study analyzes firm-level correlates of low-carbon patenting among Chinese agribusiness listed firms using a panel of 316 firms and 3,920 observations from 1998 to 2021. Treating low-carbon patents as a sparse outcome, it employs poole…
Alexandr A. Tarasyev, Weijun Zhu
This study examines firm-level correlates of low-carbon innovation among Chinese agribusiness listed firms using a panel of 316 firms from 1998 to 2021, treating low-carbon patenting as a sparse outcome. It finds that firm size and balance-…
Peter Yiga, Stephen Whitfield, Pui Yee Tan +8
This study analyzes the unhealthy transition of Zambia's food environment and examines the role of policy. Based on interviews with policymakers and policy document reviews, it identifies trends such as decreasing diversity of healthy foods…
Michael A. Meneses, Miguel I. Gómez, David R. Just +3
This paper analyzes barriers to adoption of agricultural carbon sequestration, focusing on soil science and economic incentives. It finds that a human capital improvement policy (informing farmers about interactions between chemical inputs,…
Allen Luccitti, Miko Buenk, Ava L. Labuzetta +1
This paper uses LCA and a third-party verified EPD to quantify the landfill diversion and CO2 reduction benefits of remanufacturing office furniture. The Davies Office case study demonstrates potential savings of 730,000 MT CO2eq and 286,00…
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This paper analyzes GHG emissions and mitigation potential in decentralized composting supply chains, using data from 517 residential sites across multiple cities to evaluate emission reductions from composting.
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This paper proposes a method for estimating greenhouse gas emissions from a solid waste management complex. Using facility data, it quantifies emissions and discusses reduction potentials.
D. Guo, M. McDonald, V. Sidorkiewicz +2
This paper proposes novel accelerator solutions for low-carbon shotcrete using Portland-limestone cement (PLC), aiming to reduce carbon emissions in construction.
Houssam Affan, Wahib Arairo, Firas Barraj +3
This study experimentally evaluates the mechanical and thermal properties of clay-based masonry walls, focusing on raw soil as a low-carbon, locally available material. It finds that mortar composition and hydration time significantly affec…
Xiaochun Yu, Yuchen Ye, Anyu Yang +1
This paper proposes a unified elastoplastic constitutive model for artificially cemented granular (ACG) materials, emphasizing low-carbon variants like low-cement-content cemented sand and gravel (LCSG). The model, validated on diverse mate…
Anya Montserrat Pulido Cavada, Federico de Isidro Gordejuela, Rocío Sancho Alambillaga +1
This paper experimentally evaluates earth composites reinforced with natural stabilizers (tannins, gypsum, volcanic ash) and fique fibers. Results show fique fibers improve ductility, and volcanic ash with fique achieves 2.85 MPa compressiv…
A. Kumbhar, Archanaa Dongre, Puja Kadam +1
This paper compares two redevelopment strategies for a mid-rise office building in India: full demolition and reconstruction, versus retaining the existing structure and adding floors. It quantifies embodied carbon using concrete consumptio…
A. Cheng, Pin Chien Cheng, Qi Huang +3
This study develops a cement-free alkali-activated geopolymer using metakaolin and ground granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBFS). Increasing GGBFS content accelerates polymerization, reducing initial setting from 4 to 2 hours and improving e…
Anwar Khitab, Hussnain Talib, Faheem Aziz Ahmed +1
This chapter explores reengineering ancient materials to create durable, low-carbon structures, contributing to sustainability in modern construction.
Olorunyomi, A.Y., *Abiodun, Y.O. and Abdulrahmon, I.O.
This study investigates carbon powder (charcoal) as a partial cement replacement in concrete. A 5% replacement showed acceptable strength, while higher replacements reduced strength significantly. The approach offers environmental benefits …
G. Nerlekar, P. Minde
This critical review examines the utilization of drywall gypsum waste powder and ceramic waste powder in concrete from a sustainability perspective, focusing on waste reduction and resource efficiency, and contributing to the circular econo…
J. Puerto, Sandra Uribe, Gilmer Hernández
This study evaluates the effect of pH-controlled sol-gel nanosilica on cement paste performance. Nanosilica synthesized at pH 9 exhibited high specific surface area (655 m²/g) and colloidal stability, increasing 3-day compressive strength b…
Abir Sen Gupta, S. M. Sayem, Nahida Sultana +2
This study examines factors enhancing green economic growth using NRBV and EMT theories. Findings from 407 survey responses in an emerging country show that green innovation has no direct effect, while green tax, green climate finance, ESG …
Aminat Oyiza Musa, J. M. I. Yarboe, D. A. Undie +3
This review explores microbial technologies (e.g., Pseudomonas, Bacillus, Cupriavidus necator) for bioremediation, bioplastics, biofuels, and biological carbon capture. It highlights genetic engineering to enhance efficiency and reduce cost…
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