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 61–80 of 1543 papers
Xinyue Wang, Jianbing Wei, Zhiliang Chen +4
This study quantifies spatiotemporal synergies and trade-offs between desertification control and soil carbon sequestration (2000–2020) in China's Horqin Sandy Land, coupling an improved MEDALUS-ESAI with SOC dynamics. Central-western areas…
Roberto San José, Marianne Bügelmayer‐Blaschek, Alessia Torre +24
A multi-institution European study on methodologies and tools supporting climate mitigation and adaptation actions, aimed at informing policy and practice. No abstract is available, so specific methods and findings cannot be assessed.
Jakub Zdarta, Riti Thapar Kapoor
This review assesses biochar (BC), a carbon-rich material from biomass pyrolysis, as a scalable negative-emission technology for GHG mitigation and carbon sequestration. Its porous structure and long-term carbon stability support net-zero g…
Lisma Safitri, Marcelo Valadares Galdos, Iput Pradiko +2
Using the APSIM-OilPalm model, this study simulated productivity and carbon balance across 25 industrial oil palm sites on mineral soils in North Sumatra, Indonesia. Carbon sinks were low-variability and driven mainly by biomass accumulatio…
Matthew L. Loman, Lee T. Murray, Peter D. Ivatt +9
This study evaluates whether 29 stationary in situ methane observations combined with a Bayesian inverse model (IMI/GEOS-Chem) can constrain NYS methane emissions for 2018–2024. Statewide posteriors agree with the official inventory within …
Xue M.
This study examines the potential greenhouse gas emissions released during the flowback stage at the Weiyuan shale gas production site in China. It highlights the importance of accounting for fugitive emissions in shale development. Without…
A. Bera, Rajesh Bhuyan
This review synthesizes evidence on climate constraints, soil acidification, nitrogen management and GHG emissions in Indian tea systems, and assesses regenerative agriculture and voluntary certification. Illustrative REGEN programme summar…
Muhammad Yasir Malik, Muhammad Ahmad, Muhammad Sheraz +5
An integrative critical review of tensions between agricultural productivity gains and ecological degradation across food security, water, climate and biodiversity. It identifies three recurring issues: environmental costs shifted off-farm,…
Xiaotong Zhang, Shuiqin Zhang, 李燕婷 +4
A winter wheat trial in the North China Plain shows humic acid urea (HAU) raised grain yield by 7.0–23.3% and farmer profits by 8.8–29.8% versus conventional urea. Though HAU production emits slightly more GHG, field N-loss reduction cuts w…
Yao Chen, Shuofei Yuan, Zhilei Liu +3
This study analyzes the spatiotemporal dynamics of carbon footprints for China's staple crops and assesses production–emission decoupling—whether output growth is being separated from GHG emissions. It offers foundational evidence for align…
Siqi Hao, Yalin Zhai, Lei Wang +3
Using multisource remote sensing, this study quantified direct carbon sequestration (DCSC) and indirect carbon-saving (ICSC) benefits of urban parks in Harbin, China. An explainable machine learning and nonlinear response framework identifi…
Xianjin Zhang, Bo Nan, Qingxin Zhang +2
This study applies an interpretable XGBoost-SHAP model to analyze nonlinear relationships between urban blue-green spatial patterns and carbon sequestration. It identifies which spatial configurations drive carbon uptake using explainable m…
Adil Adrees, Khiza Sohail, Mohi Ud Din +1
A bibliometric systematic review of 1,260 Scopus articles since 2006 on Nature-Based Solutions in developing-country cities. Publication activity surged after the SDGs and post-COVID urban recovery, but knowledge production is concentrated …
William Stive Fajardo-Moreno, Leonardo Rodríguez-Urrego
This case study presents an indicator-based model for operationalising territorial nature-based solutions (NbS) in urban contexts, using URBAN GreenUP Valladolid as the case. It appears to address urban green infrastructure and climate adap…
Huanhuan Zhu, Brian Odhiambo Ayugi
Using 12 CMIP6 models and an improved reliability ensemble averaging method, this study projects China's climate extremes after carbon neutrality under SSP1-1.9/2.6. Carbon neutrality is reached in 2042/2063, with regionally varying increas…
Florian Kraxner, Dmitry G. Schepaschenko, Georg Kindermann +6
Using the Global Forest Model (G4M), this study projects German forests to 2100 under four climate pathways (RCP2.6–8.5) and three management alternatives (Economic, Societal, Conservation). Conservation management with broadleaved species …
Annika Högner, Zebedee Nicholls, Gaurav Ganti
Proposes a diagnostic protocol decomposing post-net-zero temperature change into model-specific zero emissions commitment (ZEC) and scenario characteristics (non-CO2 mitigation, net-negative CO2). Using MAGICC across many scenarios, each de…
Loso Judijanto
This critical review compares GTAP-BIO and GLOBIOM, two global land-use models shaping biofuel, deforestation and climate assessments, across model architecture, indirect land-use change, carbon accounting, uncertainty and environmental jus…
F. Bonou
This Perspective argues that climate intervention research and governance remain concentrated in the Global North while the most exposed populations are in the Global South. Drawing on two decades of oceanographic work from Benin and the IC…
Jing-Ru Hao, Yuan Ge
This work explores synthetic microbial communities (SynComs) as a biological route to mitigate agricultural greenhouse gas emissions such as N2O and CH4. It frames microbial ecology as an applied climate-mitigation lever for farming systems…
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