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 861–880 of 1641 papers
Peter Kayode Oniemola
This chapter analyzes energy transition negotiations within international climate law, reviewing progress from COP26 to COP30. It argues that Middle Eastern and African countries should leverage calls for financing, capacity building, and c…
Luyuan Tang, Shiyao Xie, Yuan Xu +1
This study examines the impact of China's Low-Carbon City Pilot Policy (LCCP) on AI industry development using a staggered difference-in-differences framework with data from 285 Chinese cities (2007-2022). Results show LCCP is associated wi…
Jacopo Ghirri, Mássimo Marinacci, Loïc Berger +1
This paper applies recent decision theory to address model misspecification in climate policy. Using emulators of IPCC scenarios, it shows that accounting for model misspecification leads to more ambitious climate goals, including stricter …
A. M. Hruzin
This article examines the legal framework for renewable energy development in Ukraine as a critical element of energy and environmental security amid armed conflict. It analyzes international agreements (Paris Agreement, UN 2030 Agenda) and…
Adrian Nugraha, Joni Emirzon, Muhammad Azil Maskur +1
This paper examines legal challenges and indigenous peoples' rights in REDD+ application across Southeast Asia. It finds disparities in legal recognition and FPIC enforcement, and recommends rights-based approaches integrating indigenous wo…
Alessandra Accogli
This case note examines the 2023 Irish High Court decision in Coyne v. An Bord Pleanála. The Court required assessment of indirect greenhouse gas emissions from a proposed data centre under the EU EIA Directive, but noted practical limits i…
Simge Pelit
This paper analyzes how the Ukraine conflict transformed EU energy security policy. Through a comparative assessment of pre- and post-conflict periods, it finds a shift from external energy dependence toward diversification, resilience, ren…
Wangzheng Shen, Qianrui Jing, Sisi Li +6
This study analyzed data from 113 countries and found a lag effect between improvements in nitrogen use efficiency and greenhouse gas emission reductions from nitrogen management. Countries were categorized into four groups based on agricul…
Fubin Luo, Zimeng Kong, Xinyu Wang +2
This study examines the causal impact of international sister city partnerships (ISCPs) on carbon emissions using a panel dataset of 296 Chinese cities from 2000-2022. Using a Bartik instrument, we find that ISCPs causally promote decarboni…
Imogen Rattle, Peter G. Taylor
This paper analyzes Local Industrial Decarbonization Plans (LIDPs) in the UK, revealing place-based approaches to industrial decarbonization and emphasizing the importance of tailoring policies to local contexts.
Batista Santos P.M.
This paper examines the impact of EU environmental policies on the competition between northern and southern ports. Without an abstract, the specific analysis is unclear, but it likely explores how environmental regulations affect port comp…
Ansah C.S.
This paper examines the causes of variation in adoption of motor vehicle emission standards across local governments, focusing on factors beyond mere compliance. It aims to identify determinants of policy adoption in the transportation sect…
Abbos Saydullaev
This article analyzes the macroeconomic relationship between green values and economic growth using the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC), decoupling, and endogenous growth models with directed technical change. Based on 2024 data, energy-r…
Naixin Hu, Qian Wu
This paper reviews China's legal framework for the energy sector, analyzing key regulations such as the Renewable Energy Law and Forest Code. It identifies significant legislative gaps for emerging technologies like hydrogen and carbon capt…
Stephen Sodoke, Ilya Ermolin, Dickson Boateng +2
This paper captures stakeholder perspectives in Kumasi, Ghana, identifying four policy failure viewpoints that perpetuate energy poverty: affordability/governance, implementation/socio-cultural hindrances, social inclusion bottlenecks, and …
Enrico Mezzacapo, Josephine van Zeben
This paper analyzes the evolving role of food systems within the UNFCCC framework, from COP28 to COP30. Food systems have become increasingly central to climate governance, but challenges remain including lack of binding commitments and ine…
Quispel, Martin, Ho-Sam-Sooi, Denise, Siebenheller, Daan +3
This report finds that climate-neutral inland waterway transport and coastal shipping are technically close to maturity but not yet economically or systemically viable. Policy is the decisive bottleneck: without binding targets and carbon p…
Wang S.
This paper analyzes the impact of carbon trading and environmental regulations on the synergies between pollution reduction and carbon reduction in China. It examines the interaction of different policy instruments and highlights the import…
Guo Z.
This paper simulates a three-party evolutionary game among stakeholders (developers, consumers, government) in the green housing market under low-carbon policies. It reveals how policy interventions influence agents' strategic choices and s…
van der Ploeg F.
This paper analyzes the fiscal costs of climate policies, focusing on distortions from taxes, political economy, and behavioral factors. It examines how these distortions affect policy efficiency and equity.
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