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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Tasseda Boukherroub, Yann Bouchery, Tarkan Tan +2
This paper examines carbon footprinting across supply chains, covering measurement methodologies, reporting standards, and disclosure practices. It addresses challenges in Scope 3 accounting and offers insights for corporate sustainability …
Ying Xu, Fu Jia, Lujie Chen +1
Using panel data of 454 Chinese listed manufacturing firms (2010-2021), this study shows digital transformation (DT) promotes carbon emissions reduction (CER). The positive effect is stronger under high supplier/customer concentration but w…
Vasyl NAMONIUK, Arina MALIUHA
This study identifies three corporate response patterns to global shocks—maintaining standards, acknowledged compromise, and silent retreat—using QCA and case studies across textile, automotive, tech, and logistics sectors. It reveals a str…
Guangqian Ren, Man Jing, Peitong Liu +1
Using Chinese A-share listed firms from 2011-2024, this study shows that customer AI technology significantly boosts suppliers' green and low-carbon efforts (GLE) via green demand forcing and green knowledge spillover. Effects are amplified…
Xiang Li, Zibo Lin, Yu Cao
This paper models how industrial internet platforms drive low-carbon transformation across supply chains using a two-stage evolutionary game. It analyzes the interplay between platform participation and low-carbon technology adoption, and s…
Natalia Magnani, Anna Casaglia, Chiara Braucher
This paper critically analyzes the social and environmental injustices embedded in the supply chain of the 'green' energy transition. It examines resource extraction, labor conditions, and impacts on local communities, arguing that the tran…
Amit Jhalani, Tarun Agrawal, Raj Kumar +3
This comprehensive review evaluates the meat industry's full life cycle—from feed production to distribution—and quantifies its GHG emissions (CO2, CH4, N2O) alongside impacts on deforestation, water use, and biodiversity. It outlines mitig…
Eijiro Kakihara, Peter Dauvergne
This paper analyzes how Japanese government policies promoting megasolar projects create incentives for forced-labor risks in solar energy supply chains. It highlights the gap between renewable energy promotion and social safeguards, callin…
Aggarwal A.
This paper presents a function-driven case study on material selection for yoghurt packaging, analyzing non-renewable energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. It conducts life-cycle assessment of different packaging materials to identify th…
Büscher W.
This paper focuses on reducing greenhouse gas emissions from poultry farming through improved feed, manure management, and other practices.
Rasmeet Singh, Gabi Burge, Muhammad Haider Ali Khan +4
This paper presents OpenCu, an open-source Python framework for evaluating renewable energy integration in copper value chains from mine to export. It links process mass and energy balances with levelized costs, Scope 1-2 emissions, and pol…
Nadia Fausta Azhara
This paper examines how ambiguous definitions of forest and deforestation in regulations and standards allow mining companies to selectively comply (norm shopping), undermining the environmental and social integrity of the EV supply chain a…
Liliana Rodriguez
This thesis analyzes the historical shift in US strategic mineral priorities from uranium during the Cold War to lithium in the contemporary era through US-Argentina relations. Using energy history lens, it argues that technological necessi…
Klavdij Logožar
Rare earth elements (REEs) are critical for low-carbon technologies but face concentrated and vulnerable supply chains. This paper develops a system-level framework explaining structural constraints on sustainable supply chain diversificati…
Aurelija Petkevičienė
This paper examines how management practices impact GHG emissions in the chemical industry. Semi-structured interviews reveal that business strategy, top management commitment, cross-functional engagement, and supply chain management indire…
Virmani N.
This paper analyzes the adoption of net-zero supply chains in emerging economies by integrating the Technology-Organization-Environment (TOE) framework and Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). It aims to identify barriers and drivers for tran…
W. Mörbe, P. Yogeshwar, E. Hoffmann +1
This study applies drone-based semi-airborne electromagnetics (sAEM) to investigate a graphite deposit critical for renewable energy transition. Focusing on the Kropfmühl deposit in Bavaria, the method combines UAV magnetic field measuremen…
Chuqi Jiang, Kai Wu, Yingying Qiu +3
This paper constructs a global coal and oil value network, evaluating its evolutionary characteristics and resilience over 24 years. Key findings: Saudi Arabia and Israel are central in trade networks but not in value networks; Russia ranks…
Saba Tanveer
This study examines the impact of four green supply chain management (GSCM) practices on firm performance in Pakistan's textile industry, with sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) as a mediator. Survey data from 150 managers and struc…
Xiaojing Yu, Zhiping Lu, Fei Zeng
This paper constructs a tripartite evolutionary game model involving government, enterprises, and consumers to analyze green and low-carbon transformation in agricultural cold chain logistics. It examines how policy interventions like subsi…
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