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 81–100 of 1543 papers
Dina Farouk Mahmoud Enany, Samia E. A. Hatem, Amany M. El-Hosseni
An economic study estimating the water and carbon footprint of rice cultivation in Egypt. It appears to quantify irrigation water use and GHG emissions to assess resource efficiency and climate impact in agriculture. No abstract is availabl…
Pengki Suanto
A cradle-to-gate LCA (ISO 14040/14044) of mortar with waste-paper nanocellulose (NC) made via low-temperature alkaline treatment, compared with plain mortar, cellulose fibre, and cellulose ash at 2% and 4% cement replacement. Lab-scale NC p…
Minxuan Sun, Martin Brandt, Philippe Ciais +13
This study maps the spatial extent of agroforestry lands across Africa for 2019 at 100 m resolution, using 10 m tree canopy cover from PlanetScope and Sentinel-2. It distinguishes scattered trees (via tree-pixel distance metrics) from row-p…
Jacob J. Bukoski, Radhika Bhargava, Iris Ford +7
Comparing national Forest Resources Assessment reports with independent mangrove extent time series, the authors show monitoring capacity has improved substantially over two decades. Yet stronger monitoring does not translate into stronger …
Ferike Thom, Jonas Luckmann, Marcus Mergenthaler +1
A proof-of-concept partial equilibrium model (two regions, two commodities) that integrates carbon opportunity costs into agrifood policy assessment. Accounting for land's carbon sink capacity changes efficiency rankings of production sites…
Sayantani Purkait, B.B. Behera, A. K. Patra +4
A field experiment in Eastern India's Inceptisols compared twelve rice-based cropping systems through the seventh cycle. Systems integrating green manure and legumes raised soil organic carbon and carbon stock across depths, with the GM-ric…
Femi S. Omotayo, Funke Florence Akinola, M. O. Lasisi
Uses six downscaled GCM outputs under RCP 4.5 and multiple linear regression to project climate impacts on cocoa yields in Osun State, Nigeria. Ensemble projections show annual yield losses of ~13,696 t by 2050 and ~20,004 t by 2100, valued…
Devi Veytia, Laurent Bopp, Vicky Martí Barclay +11
Using causal inference across publication, policy, social media, and deployment data, this study finds scientific output and social media attention directly drive action on ocean-related climate options (marine renewables, ocean CDR). When …
Zhonghua He, Changjun Zhao, Miao Liang +4
Using InSAR time-series from Sentinel-1 and hyperspectral imagery from four satellites over the Changzhi coal belt in Shanxi, China, the study detected 568 methane plumes from 33 point sources. Annual subsidence volume correlated significan…
Uyar N.
This work combines remote sensing and machine learning to assess climate change impacts on cropland and associated greenhouse gas emissions. The title suggests an integrated approach to land monitoring and emission estimation. No abstract w…
Fang C.
This study shows that applying micro-positive pressure during industrial-scale dairy manure composting regulates the archaeal community and significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions. It offers a field-level microbial-control lever for …
Songlin Liu, Hongxue Luo, Sai Gao
Seagrass meadows are key blue carbon ecosystems, but their global carbon burial contribution is uncertain due to sparse direct measurements. This study compiles a large dataset of directly dated sediment cores and applies a consistent metho…
Jeongbae Jeon, Sung Moon Kwon, 김태곤 +1
Using high-resolution carbon emission data across 1,133 administrative units in South Korean megacities, this study applies spatial econometrics to test how urban density shapes emissions. Emissions cluster significantly (Moran's I=0.2942);…
Ahmed M. Saqr
This work addresses water conservation under climate change by combining nature-based solutions, smart technologies, and data-driven approaches for water security and sustainability. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely…
Saba Mirzahosseini Barough
This work develops a Participatory Spatial Decision Support System (P-SDSS) for co-designing and evaluating nature-based solutions, illustrated through the ClimaGen case study. It targets urban climate adaptation planning. No abstract is av…
Judit Pécsinger
A PRISMA-guided review of 97 urban nature-based solutions sources (2015–2025) examines how resilience is operationalised. Impact-level indicators dominate (53.6%), and 63.9% of sources claim resilience contributions, yet over half support t…
Angélica Alejandra Palma-Araúz, Mario Augusto García Dávila, Miguel Antonio Caicedo Baltodano
Reviews how rice root and shoot traits govern carbon acquisition, allocation, and soil retention under contrasting water regimes. Proposes four operational archetypes (deep explorer, source maximizer, sink maximizer, balanced integrator) as…
Adrian D. Oblena, Aaron Joseph F. Dimatulac, Julianne Clarise E. Tandayu +1
This study tested 18 3D-printed conductive PLA plant microbial fuel cells in rice paddies, comparing individual and stacked configurations. Cumulative stacking maximized power density at 26 µW/m², though output remains minimal. Scenario ana…
Virin Kittithammavong, Ampira Charoensaeng, Sutha Khaodhiar
This study estimates GHG emissions from municipal solid waste management in Phitsanulok Province, Thailand, using questionnaire data across municipality types, covering end-of-life treatment and transport. City municipalities emit the most …
Karin van der Wiel, C. McSweeney, Janette Bessembinder +14
A perspective synthesizing how ten countries build National Climate Scenarios, identifying shared challenges in delivering credible, decision-relevant climate information. It highlights persistent gaps between user needs and scientific capa…
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