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 1101–1120 of 1868 papers
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.
Yaşar T.N.
This paper examines whether SMEs should be subject to mandatory sustainability reporting, weighing compliance costs against transparency benefits, and potentially proposing phased implementation or simplified standards.
Mackenbach J.P.
This paper proposes new criteria incorporating climate impact into healthcare decisions, to be tested in the Netherlands. It represents a policy framework for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the healthcare sector.
Schvambach A.
This paper evaluates the effect of implementing an urban mobility plan on greenhouse gas emissions in Brusque, Brazil. It likely provides empirical evidence on the plan's effectiveness in reducing transport-related emissions.
Gronchi I.
This paper provides a formative assessment of public management in European net-zero policy, focusing on the process of crafting missions and their effectiveness. It extracts challenges and lessons for policy implementation.
Geese L.
This paper examines how members of parliament represent the carbon footprint of their constituents, testing whether high-emission regions correlate with lower political engagement on climate issues. It explores the link between political re…
Rodgerson G.
This paper explores the transformative innovation potential of municipal sustainability actors to address implementation gaps in climate policy. It analyzes challenges in local policy implementation and discusses how bottom-up approaches ca…
Dursun M.
This study evaluates the progress of European countries toward net zero targets in line with the Paris Agreement. It compares policy effectiveness and emissions reductions across nations to assess achievement levels.
Lutfi M.
This study examines the legal policy of green investment in Indonesia, analyzing the Green Constitution and Fiqh Bi'ah (Islamic environmental jurisprudence) towards achieving net-zero emissions. It explores the integration of Islamic law an…
Schoder C.
This paper examines a combination of climate and fiscal policies designed to help Türkiye reach its net-zero emissions target. It considers real-world constraints such as political feasibility and economic impacts. The study likely proposes…
W. Haas, Linda Gotsmy, A. Baumgart +3
This paper explores how integrated climate and health policy interventions in daily life can yield co-benefits for healthy aging and climate change mitigation. Without an abstract, the specific interventions and evidence are unclear, but it…
M. Gudalov, M. Bazarova
This paper proposes a conceptual framework integrating sustainability into economic growth models, analyzing climate change as an external constraint, resource allocation efficiency, and market behavior. It argues that efficient resource al…
Min HU, Xindi LI, Li YANG +2
This study proposes a new framework for just transition (JT) in the Global South. Through text analysis of NDCs and BTRs from 66 countries, it reveals significant differences in existing JT frameworks between the Global North and South, and…
Mou WANG, Liwen Liu, Wenmei Kang +2
This paper reviews just transition (JT) policy instruments under climate governance, proposing an eight-dimensional policy toolkit encompassing overall planning, economic policy, industrial development, spatial planning, worker support, gen…
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