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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Kangyin Dong, Shuanglei Xu, Youyi Deng +1
Analyzing 5,413 Chinese listed firms (2007–2024), this study examines how female executives affect corporate low-carbon performance. Female executive presence generally reduces carbon emissions, but a U-shaped relationship with their propor…
Yuhang Shi, Dingjun Yao, Bo Yang
This paper uses an evolutionary game model with three technology strategies to examine how carbon pricing and green subsidies jointly shape decarbonization in China's steel sector. Endogenous carbon pricing creates a self-suppression effect…
Monpara Jayesh Rameshbhai
This study proposes an integrated Performance–Durability–Carbon–Life-Cycle Cost (PDCLC) framework for selecting sustainable, low-carbon construction materials such as supplementary cementitious materials, recycled aggregates and waste-deriv…
Åsa Wahlström, Victor Fransson, Dennis Johansson +3
This study evaluates using the thermal storage capacity of a Swedish concrete apartment building to shift heating demand based on forecasted CO2 intensity of the energy supply. A control strategy with three parameters (charge/discharge setp…
Daozu Wang
This paper compares Xiaomi and Huawei as asset-light tech firms across six dimensions: clean energy, digital carbon management, green R&D, low-carbon supply chains, recycling, and ESG disclosure. It identifies data-driven value extraction, …
Xin Wang, Zimeng Luo, Yadong Yu +1
This study assesses the sustainability of China's nitrogen-phosphorus cycling system under future carbon-neutrality transition scenarios, linking agricultural nutrient flows with decarbonization pathways. It highlights how fertilizer and nu…
John Marcus Bell
This editorial introduces the new journal Advances in Carbon Neutrality, outlining its vision and scope. It positions the journal as an interdisciplinary venue spanning decarbonization technologies, policy, and assessment methods. No origin…
Maartje Sevenster, Brook Burrett
A 2024-updated greenhouse gas account for the Australian grains sector covering 2020. It provides a national/industry-level inventory of emissions from grain production, useful as baseline data for agricultural Scope 3 accounting and supply…
Anam Azam, Rainer Walz
This study examines how low-carbon technology trade, innovation capability, and fossil fuel production affect renewable energy patenting in OECD and NIC countries (2003–2021), using a negative binomial fixed-effects model. Low-carbon techno…
Xianlu Ao, Liang Dong, Chenxi Zhou +1
Using China-ASEAN agricultural trade data (2002-2021), this study applies Double Machine Learning to examine how agricultural land use efficiency (ALUE) and bilateral trade policy friendliness (TPF) shape net embodied carbon transfer (NECT)…
程晋, 李南青, Mengxiao Li +5
A 3-year field experiment in China tested how dry-season crops affect subsequent rice yield and GHG emissions. Wheat-rice rotation minimized GWP but also yield, while garlic- and rapeseed-rice raised yield at the cost of higher methane emis…
Dalia Štreimikienė, Justas Štreimikis
This integrative review synthesizes evidence on the energy trilemma, arguing that interactions among energy security, affordability, and sustainability are dynamic and context-sensitive rather than static trade-offs. It shows that technolog…
Zhi-Jie Jia, Zhi-Heng Qin, Yongqiang Xu +5
This study quantifies the carbon and nitrogen footprints embodied in China's interprovincial trade of rice, wheat and maize. It finds aggregate environmental gains from trade concentration, offset by crop-specific trade-offs. It offers a su…
Lijie He, Zirui Zhang, Weicong Luo +2
This study quantifies interprovincial virtual water-land-carbon flows (VWLCF) in China's agricultural trade and proposes an equity-based compensation framework. By 2030, virtual water, land and embodied carbon are projected to rise 12.23%, …
Xige Zhang
This paper analyzes how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects international trade flows and developing economies through carbon cost transmission, shifting global competition, and industrial restructuring. It finds CBAM…
Zewei Jiang, Shihong Yang, Qingqing Pang +11
This paper examines how integrated water–carbon management reshapes the trade-offs among greenhouse gas emissions, productivity, and economic returns in rice systems. As rice cultivation is a major methane source, it offers empirical insigh…
Yihao Shi, Bo Yan, Heng Zhu
An empirical study examining how China's emissions trading scheme affects corporate emissions among high-energy-consuming listed firms. It probes the mechanisms through which carbon trading curbs corporate emissions, offering firm-level evi…
Osama Abd Ellatief
This study examines 'new environmental protectionism' in the international trading system, analyzing prospectively how strengthened environmental standards and carbon taxes affect the volume and trends of global trade. It addresses the trad…
Sachin Kumar Verma, Dr. Preeti Singhwal, Ajender Kumar Malik +1
This study builds a sustainable inventory model for deteriorating items that jointly optimizes preservation-technology investment, shortage timing, carbon-emission costs and trade credit, with demand sensitive to selling price and product g…
Shahid Naeem
This chapter offers facility managers a framework for tackling employee commuting, which can be up to 70% of total Scope 3 emissions. It quantifies three approaches—EV charging, carpooling programs, and smart dock scheduling—showing 28% pea…
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