GX & Decarbonization Research

Saiyuli Saiyuli, Ristia Mareta, Sherin Evangelistha +6

This systematic review synthesizes 13 empirical studies on integrating incentive policies (REDD+, carbon credits, PES), regional planning, and community forest management for low-carbon development across 11 countries. It identifies key suc…

Liu Y.

This study analyzes the impact of net zero policy scenarios on air pollution inequalities in England and Wales. It evaluates how policy choices affect the equity of air quality improvements across regions and social strata, highlighting the…

Lee K.

This paper examines fair allocation of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) obligations among countries in the context of national net-zero targets, discussing principles of equity and effectiveness to inform policy design.

Anu David Raj, Melvin Manoj Abraham, Nandana Biju +1

This perspective argues for embedding Kerala's climate policy in robust scientific evidence and integrated vulnerability assessments. It identifies gaps in data infrastructure, institutional coordination, climate finance, and implementation…

Qingli Zhou, Kritsakon Pongraktham, Tanakorn Wongwuttanasatian

This study analyzes how differences in green building policies between China and Thailand affect water-energy synergies, using policy text analysis, panel data regression, and case comparisons. Compulsory policies in Shenzhen and Shanghai's…

Baihe Gu

This study reframes just transition from a developed-country-centric concept to one that incorporates Global South development needs, proposing a Development-Decarbonization-Structural Transformation (DDST) framework. It defines just transi…

Muhammad Zubair Ashraf, Wei Wei, Naveed Aslam +2

This study analyzes how green trade (GTD) affects environmental sustainability in carbon-intensive countries, focusing on the moderating role of natural resource governance (NRG), using data from 2001-2022. System GMM results show GTD reduc…

Kyung-Seok Ki, Bo-Min Seol, Seung-Hoon Yoo

This study estimates South Korean taxpayers' willingness to pay for renewable energy ODA using a discrete choice experiment with 1,000 respondents and a mixed logit model. GHG reduction and expert training receive the highest WTP, while ele…

Jamuna Shrestha, Gyan Mani Adhikari, Jitendra Aryal

This paper analyzes fiscal and monetary policy tools for green economy development in Nepal, finding green finance only 5.35% of bank credit and environmental fiscal revenues 1.24% of government revenue. It proposes a policy package priorit…

Wilgince Apollon, Yves Jean-Baptiste, Shruti Maheshwari +6

This review synthesizes the role of smart agriculture in greenhouse gas mitigation, integrating digital tools, engineering metrics, and policy instruments. It provides a framework for decarbonizing the agricultural sector, offering practica…

Eunho Choi, Jiyeon Han, Hyunyoung Yang

This study evaluates 71 developing countries under the REDD+ Warsaw Framework using MRV capacity and ODA need-effectiveness, classifying them into six typologies. Countries with intermediate MRV capacity and high ODA need-effectiveness can …

J. Kumarasiri, Richard Fisher, C. Jubb

This study examines how climate change regulatory changes shape professional boundaries between accountants and other professionals (especially engineers), based on interviews with 15 large Australian emitters (2012-2018). Comparing three p…

Nicholas J. Talley

The Medical Journal of Australia's editorial calls for a net-zero Australian healthcare system by 2040, inspired by the UK NHS. It highlights the need to decarbonize hospitals, transport, and supply chains, while also reviewing top papers f…

Milena Maltese Zuffo, Alisson Felipe Moraes Neves, Wânia Duleba +1

This study examines whether current international legal frameworks (MARPOL, UNCLOS) adequately address environmental damage from spills of alternative maritime fuels such as biofuels, hydrogen, and ammonia. It finds that these conventions w…

Li, Rui

Using panel data from 285 Chinese cities and the SLX-GTWR model, this study finds that urban industrial agglomeration (IA) significantly affects carbon emissions, with spatial spillovers dominating total effects. Direct and spillover effect…

Pau de Vílchez Moragues, Annalisa Savaresi

This article offers the first systematic analysis of the right to a healthy environment in climate litigation. Drawing on 112 rights-based climate cases, it identifies 42 invoking this right, mostly targeting states and demanding mitigation…

Margaret Rosso Grossman

A US law review report surveying climate change litigation brought by individuals against public and private actors. It maps federal and state causes of action, standing hurdles, and common-law remedies, arguing courts can push mitigation w…

Anastasia Frilingou, Αναστασία Φριλίγγου

This dissertation develops an integrated framework for producing robust, transparent, and decision-relevant climate-policy evidence using Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs). It combines stakeholder co-creation, open science, multi-model en…

Simon Holmes

This survey reviews the integration of sustainability and climate considerations into EU competition policy, focusing on the European Commission's 2023 guidelines on sustainability agreements. It explains how businesses can cooperate on env…

Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Since the Industrial Revolution, human activities have raised atmospheric CO2 concentrations, causing global warming and making climate change a shared global challenge. This program by the Chinese Academy of Sciences promotes strategic res…