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 841–860 of 1819 papers
S. Remya
This paper discusses green accounting as a tool for sustainable development, emphasizing the integration of environmental costs into financial reporting. It argues that green accounting improves resource efficiency and corporate accountabil…
Elisa Paiusco
This paper reframes the ethics of land-based carbon dioxide removal (CDR) through the lens of recognition justice, arguing that existing CDR debates overemphasize distributive justice while neglecting how identity, culture, and social stand…
Timothy W. Luke
This paper analyzes how the rhetoric of climate change decriers can fuel disinformation and embolden deniers. It highlights the paradox where major energy companies appease decriers with future pledges while continuing emissions, within ESG…
دلال علي عمر مرح
This paper analyzes how armed conflict in Libya since 2011 has hindered sustainable development goals through destruction of environmental infrastructure, biodiversity loss, and weakened environmental governance. It notes that natural disas…
O. V. Razumova
This paper comprehensively analyzes the opportunities and limitations of implementing a circular economy in the construction industry. Using international cases (Germany, UK, Scandinavia, Japan), it argues that shifting from a linear to a c…
Sehun Kim, Chae-Bong Sohn, Kwangchul Son
This paper proposes an unsupervised anomaly detection framework for early wildfire smoke detection. It introduces a Learnable Concentration Filtering Module to quantify spatial distribution differences between smoke and clouds, using ConvNe…
Christopher Cobos, Nicholas Boogades, Joseph Burke +2
This review synthesizes regenerative agricultural practices applicable to cotton production in the semi-arid Texas High Plains. Practices like no-tillage, cover cropping, crop rotation, and crop-livestock integration are examined for their …
A. Ribeiro
This paper explores the intersection of physiotherapy and environmental health, highlighting how rehabilitation professionals can contribute to sustainable healthcare systems through low-carbon care models and mitigating health impacts of e…
Noah Yoon, Yoonjung Choi
This paper analyzes discourses on the climate crisis, hazards, and disasters in Korean social studies education research. Using LDA topic modeling and semantic network analysis on 39 articles, it finds research emerged in 2009 and surged af…
Cindy Maharati
This study builds a conceptual framework for 'Islamic Disaster Economics' by integrating classical fiqh, contemporary fatwas, and modern financial technology (AI and fintech). It proposes a four-stage disaster management cycle (Prevention, …
Yi Zhang, Yafei Li
This study proposes a multi-objective collaborative model for local emergency supply allocation under large-scale disasters, integrating sustainability. Using improved TOPSIS, entropy weight, AHP, and a double-layer genetic algorithm, it op…
Clizia Moradei, Carlo Chiusi
This paper introduces the concept of 'fashion hydroscape' to critically analyze the interdependence between fashion and water systems in Italy. Through case studies of runway shows and the denim sector, it reveals the virtual water footprin…
Longbin Yang, Wanting Liu
This paper compares CBM development technologies in the US, Australia, Canada, and China, highlighting China's innovations in high-rank, low-permeability coal seams such as geology-engineering integration and horizontal well fracturing. It …
Jongkil Kim
This study identifies climate change not merely as an environmental disaster but as a driver of intersectional vulnerability. Using South Korea as a case, it empirically examines how housing, energy, and labor disparities interact with clim…
B. Silliman, M. J. Hensel, R. Temmink +39
This paper proposes 'Ecosystem Technology (Ecotech)' as a framework integrating ecology, engineering, and earth sciences. It addresses global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution by leveraging processes at popula…
Bruno F. Abrantes, Karen K. Fujii
This paper presents an experimental study using a Danish private-equity firm as a case, where a 7-hour virtual seminar attempted to influence environmental behavioral frames in a sample from the Global South. The intervention aimed to insti…
G. Galletta, Hillary R. Irons, D. Matthew +6
This paper reviews the history of climate and sustainability resolutions within the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) over the past decade, from early recognition of climate impacts to actionable guidance on reducing waste and…
Wei Ding, Jidong Wu, Rumei Tang
This paper analyzes the positive economic impacts of technical progress after major natural disasters using the 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake as a case. Based on Schumpeter's 'creative destruction,' it shows that post-disaster reconstruction dri…
Rui Li, Lei Zhong, Zhanxione Wei +9
This study examines the application of ecological restoration technologies for low-carbon and sustainable landslide management, using the Xishan landslide in China as a case study. It suggests that nature-based infrastructure measures can c…
Yeliz Teker, Ridvan Bilgin, Ayşe Yildiz
This paper examines the 2023 Türkiye-Syria earthquakes, focusing on building vulnerabilities, winter preparedness, coordination in the first 72 hours, and international disaster risk frameworks. It argues for improved risk governance, inter…
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