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 439 papers
Jia-Na Liu, Zhi-Feng Jie, Yang Wan
Using panel data of Chinese listed firms (2000-2024), this study examines the nonlinear link between corporate climate risk (CR) and public health disclosure (PHD). CR shows a U-shaped relationship with PHD; digital transformation shifts th…
Ismail Ali, Kasim Mansor
This paper analyzes how geopolitical tensions in the Red Sea, Strait of Hormuz, and Suez Canal disrupt global shipping. Rerouting via the Cape of Good Hope adds 10-14 days, raises spot freight rates 150-200%, and increases bunker fuel use a…
Jiapeng Li, Chao Wang, Shuwang Yang +2
An empirical study examining how climate risk disclosure relates to ESG performance among Chinese mining firms. It offers emerging-market evidence on whether disclosure translates into measurable ESG outcomes. Without an abstract, methods a…
Ł. Szewczyk, Grażyna Szustak, Witold Gradoń
This paper examines how financial safety net institutions—central banks, regulators, deposit insurers, and resolution authorities—must adapt to climate risk. It argues that physical and transition risks transmit through credit, market, liqu…
Chang-Zhe Deng, Xue-Yu Lin, Chen-can Rao +2
The study builds a novel supplier climate physical risk index from Chinese procurement, firm-registry, and climate-risk datasets, and shows that rising supplier-side physical risk significantly lowers corporate investment efficiency. The ef…
Patrick Curran, Kendrick Hardaway, Tom McLeod Logan
A structured review of 39 global climate risk and vulnerability assessments using sea level rise as a case study. Only 54% correctly represented deep uncertainty, and 71% of decisions misapplied scenarios as single projections. It exposes a…
Bressan S.
A study examining the link between insurance companies' greenhouse gas emissions and their financial stability. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unclear, but the work likely tests how climate-related risk affects financial i…
Huiskamp U.
This paper proposes a 'climate resilience cycle' framework that integrates climate scenario analysis into ongoing business strategy rather than treating it as a one-off disclosure exercise. It positions scenario analysis as an iterative pro…
Caldecott B.
A conceptual paper linking climate risk management (CRM) to achieving alignment with climate outcomes (ACO). No abstract is available, but the title suggests it addresses how firms and financial institutions manage climate risk while pursui…
Hao-Dong Lv, Ji-Zhe Li, Kai Li +4
This work appears to examine synergistic pathways for jointly mitigating climate and water scarcity risks. With no abstract available, the geographic scope, methods, and quantitative findings remain unclear. It sits in the growing space whe…
Robin Kiplangat Cheruiyot
This report proposes a framework for systemic transformation toward climate-resilient and environmentally sustainable health care facilities. It integrates climate adaptation and environmental sustainability into health infrastructure desig…
Khuwa Prasad Paudel, Shankar Lamichhane, Rabi Marasini +2
This study quantifies climate-change risk to the Modi Khola hydropower plant in Nepal from 2026-2100 using eight CMIP6 GCMs under SSP2-4.5 and SSP5-8.5. Against a 92.50 GWh baseline, generation declines up to 16% with failure risk of 53-86%…
Zeng L.
This study uses China's inter-city equity network to examine how climate shocks spatially reconfigure financial risk. It traces how climate risk concentrates and propagates across regions and assets, contributing to climate-sensitivity asse…
Hawkins E.
A science-communication paper proposing to convey long-term changes in local climate risk through a physically plausible causal chain. Rather than single-point projections, it visualizes the pathway from cause to impact to aid non-expert un…
Kit Naylor, Ugur Mutlu, Brian Paynter +2
This study integrates 3D BIM with ISO-compliant LCA and LCC to assess embodied emissions, energy, and capital costs of 15 climate adaptation strategies for railway switches and crossings. Permanent interventions raise embodied GHG by up to …
Xinzi Xia, Jianxiang Zhang, Peng Xiao
Using recruitment big data matched to Chinese listed firms and subsidiaries (26,439 firm-year observations, 2014-2023), we show that parents facing higher climate risk rarely relocate registered locations but shift employment toward lower-r…
Yency C. Chavarro-Valenzuela, Luisa Fernanda Yustres Quintero, Saieth Baudilio Chaves-Pabón
This study examines integrating Nature-based Solutions (NbS), solar energy, and territorial planning for climate risk management in vulnerable communities of La Guajira, Colombia. Using hydrometeorological analysis, GIS, and multivariate st…
Yu Z.
This paper appears to examine inconsistencies in ESG performance and disclosure in the context of weather extremes. It likely explores why firms' climate responses diverge under physical risk. Details are unavailable as no abstract was prov…
Verdonck M.L.
This study assesses future heat risk in the Brussels capital region under combinations of urban planning choices and greenhouse gas emission scenarios. It suggests that urban form and greening decisions materially shape heat exposure under …
Irfana Rahma Dzikria, R. Hakim
Using a 2016–2025 panel of Canadian non-financial firms in four high-emission sectors (Energy, Materials, Transportation, Utilities), this study tests whether carbon risk (emission intensity) relates to accounting conservatism (Khan–Watts m…
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