GX & Decarbonization Research

Sayed Alim Samim, Abdul Qadir Nabizada, Miraqa Hussain Khail +2

This study uses NARDL to analyze asymmetric impacts of green energy and climate variables on food production in Afghanistan. It finds that temperature reduces production, while precipitation and green energy increase it. CO2 emissions harm …

Guangyao Zhu, Fan Chen, Xi Zhang +3

Study on microalgal ammonium assimilation and carbon mitigation in a dual-stage process integrating anaerobic treatment and a membrane photobioreactor, aiming for simultaneous wastewater treatment and CO2 reduction.

Tom Sedzro, Xiang Chen, Shou-Jun Lv

This paper employs a rolling-window analysis to study China's energy policy and suggests a predominantly reactive governance model. It offers insights into the characteristics of China's energy transition and policy dynamics.

Pengyun Qiu, Ximeng Liu

This study assesses the impact of climate shocks and agricultural emissions on agricultural productivity and food dependency in China and the EU using time series data and FMOLS/DOLS methods. Climate shocks decrease productivity and increas…

Zhi Zhang, Jiayao Liu, X G Wang +2

Using monthly data from 2008 to 2025, this study examines spillover effects of climate policy uncertainty (CPU) on energy and agricultural markets from time-frequency perspectives. CPU shows stronger transmission to bioenergy-related commod…

Umair Kashif, Shi Qiang Liu, Snovia Naseem +1

This study analyzes determinants of green growth in China using time series data from 1990 to 2002. It finds that renewable energy, innovation, and knowledge consistently enhance green growth, while digitalization's effect is context-depend…

Xingyue Lan, Zhongxuan Huang, Jiaoling Wu +7

This study analyzes carbon storage changes from 1990 to 2030 in Zoige County on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau using the PLUS, InVEST, and Random Forest models. It finds that an ecological protection scenario yields the highest carbon storage, w…

Yixuan Wang, Jianchi Tian, Yan Sun +1

This review synthesizes literature on how income inequality shapes public support for climate policies using a three-dimensional framework: individual, policy, and external environment. It identifies economic burdens, fairness perceptions, …

Yu Hu, Rui Zhang, Ailing Luo +1

This paper explores the interplay between economic rhythms and environmental policies (green tides) in China, aiming to achieve dual dividends through synergistic policies.

Yi Yao, Li Fu

This paper proposes a comprehensive evaluation framework to assess how clean energy initiatives influence ecotourism competitiveness in rural townships. It combines fuzzy Delphi, ANP, and DEMATEL methods with qualitative assessments of poli…

Xiang Ding, Xiexin Shi, Pengfu Hou +4

This study demonstrates that application of iron oxide nanoparticles (Fe₃O₄) can simultaneously mitigate ammonia (NH₃) and greenhouse gas emissions from rice paddies under reduced nitrogen fertilization while sustaining rice yield, offering…

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This is a preface to a special feature on carbon neutral and casting technology, highlighting the importance of decarbonization in the casting industry and introducing the featured papers.

Daniel Raimi, Brian Charles Prest, A. M. M. Thompson

This paper presents a collaborative research project with the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, a natural gas-producing tribe in Colorado. Scenario analysis shows that natural gas production and revenues decline through 2050, while solar developme…

Runa Das, Jofri Issac, Mike Churchill +3

This paper analyzes 114 policy initiatives in British Columbia from 1989 to 2023 that affect energy poverty. It finds that despite clean energy leadership, policies addressing energy poverty are indirect and insufficient. Most programs focu…

Henisa Fatmawati Akbar, Nasyiah Hasanah Purnomowati

This study examines the impact of CEO characteristics (age, tenure, education) on ESG disclosure for Indonesian public firms using panel data from 2020-2022. Results show CEO age is insignificant, tenure negatively affects ESG disclosure, w…

Kai Liu

This study analyzes the impact of low-carbon development on urban employment using a dynamic spatial Durbin model. Results suggest that low-carbon policies may have positive effects on employment, offering insights for policy design.

Zhixin Huang, Shuai Fu, Ruixue Yin +3

This paper proposes a novel catalyst support using triply periodic minimal surfaces (TPMS) to enhance the performance of low-carbon micro power systems. By maximizing surface area and improving catalytic efficiency, this approach could redu…

Xuliang Zhuang, Xiaoxuan Liu, Shengjun Xu +7

This study quantifies the human amplification of greenhouse gas emissions from small water bodies using machine learning and a global database. Agricultural nutrient loading and land use intensity significantly increase emissions, with sust…

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This paper analyzes the reform of Germany's renewable energy system and its implications.

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This study statistically analyzes consumer preference consciousness for renewable energy based on a questionnaire survey. It identifies key factors influencing preferences and provides implications for policies and business strategies to pr…