This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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 101–120 of 147 papers
Kelvin Appiah-Badu, Alexander K. Anning, Emmanuel Danquah +3
A six-year study in Awudua Forest, Ghana, compared a biodiversity offset site (restored by rubber estate) with a disturbed reference site. The offset site showed increased tree species richness (63 to 68) and carbon stock (33.54 to 60.35 Mg…
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This report reveals that global finance flows remain heavily skewed toward nature-negative activities, with US$7.3 trillion harmful vs US$220 billion for Nature-based Solutions in 2023. It calls for a 2.5x increase in NbS investment to US$5…
Atila Gül, Hüseyin Batuhan Dündar, Hatice Eda Gül +1
This book chapter examines the role of landscape architecture (LA) in climate change mitigation and adaptation. It emphasizes the importance of integrated green space systems as carbon sinks in urban areas and discusses how LA can provide s…
Anushree An
This paper analyzes structural weaknesses in national implementation of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF). It argues that the dominant ecological indicators fail to capture governance failures, social inequities, and …
Correia-Pinto, Patrícia, Castro, Antonio J., Rebelo, Hugo +1
This harmonized dataset compiles 1,798 nature-related indicators from 25 business and policy initiatives, aligned with SEEA-EA, EBVs, and EESVs. It includes metadata on type, thematic scope, spatial scale, and confidence level, supporting i…
Miyuki Nagai
This study develops a scoring framework to evaluate biodiversity practices of clean beauty brands, comparing 10 international and Japanese brands. Findings show that biodiversity performance depends more on governance mechanisms (e.g., thir…
Kornau LM, Leutelt B, van Sluis CJ +10
This study demonstrates that water replenishment holes in offshore wind monopile foundations create semi-enclosed, cave-like habitats with distinct epifaunal communities. Internal conditions, including darkness and water quality gradients, …
K. Aravinthan, Anorgul Ashirova, S. Aarthi +3
This chapter explores how AI can go beyond carbon mitigation to support ecological restoration and climate action. It proposes the AERSI framework integrating environmental sensing, analytical intelligence, adaptive decision support, govern…
Sophie Jago, Gebremeskel Gizaw, Bezawit Genanaw +13
This study analyzes Ethiopia's protected area network, finding that meeting the 30x30 target would require a threefold expansion into high-opportunity-cost areas. Existing protected areas reduce forest loss and agricultural expansion but im…
L. Ante, Friedrich-Philipp Wazinski, Aman Saggu
This paper employs bibliometric analysis to map the fragmented field of biodiversity finance, identifying eight research streams. It documents silos between economic and critical-political economy approaches, offering a structured research …
Ari Budi Suryawinata, Mariel Tania Darmayani, Listyani Suhargo
This paper critically diagnoses the limitations of the 'coexistence' paradigm in integrating biodiversity into the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), proposing a shift to a 'mutualism' framework where conservation and development are mut…
Eleonora Ciscato, M. Meertens
This article analyzes the EU's 2024 Nature Restoration Regulation through the lens of environmental justice. It finds that while the Regulation includes justice-relevant provisions, they are often implicit and lack enforceability. The outco…
Arun Kumar, Jayanthi Jaganathan, B. S. Bhople +1
This paper proposes the 'Delhi Great Green Wall' framework for air pollution mitigation, integrating nature-based solutions and governance. It suggests large-scale urban greening can improve air quality in Delhi.
Rachakonda Sreekar, James E. M. Watson
This paper examines how to update species representation targets for protected and conserved area planning, proposing effective methods for biodiversity conservation goal-setting.
Joeri A. Zwerts, Lois M. Oudejans, Mats Kruize +3
This study uses spatial prioritization to identify logging concessions in Cameroon, Republic of Congo, and Gabon where FSC certification would yield the greatest conservation benefits. By evaluating biodiversity, proximity to protected area…
Patricia Manley, Nicholas Povak
The PROMOTE model quantifies climate-informed management strategies across ten resource pillars (including biodiversity) for ecosystem-wide conservation assessment. Applied to the western US, it finds that carbon and biodiversity conservati…
Nicola Raimo, Ilenia Fraccalvieri, Vitiana L’Abate +2
This study analyzes biodiversity disclosure practices of 131 European banks through manual content analysis of their official websites. Findings reveal that biodiversity remains a marginal component of banks' sustainability communication, w…
Javier Fajardo, Heather C Bingham, Dan Brockington +22
This study examines the social implications of Target 3 of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, which aims to protect 30% of land and sea by 2030. Under different implementation scenarios, large and socially diverse populatio…
Abregú Y.O.
This paper proposes a dual-workflow framework for evaluating the impacts of the pulp and paper industry on nature. While specific methods and case studies are not detailed, it may offer a novel approach to environmental impact assessment in…
Wang F.
This study examines the effect of green finance on corporate biodiversity risks. It suggests that green finance mechanisms can reduce biodiversity risks.
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