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.
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SEYEDARASH AGHILI, Mehmet Nurettin Uğural
This paper challenges the conventional 'fabric-first' paradigm by presenting whole-life carbon evidence from industrial buildings, highlighting a 'carbon cliff' that necessitates a rethinking of design and retrofit strategies. It emphasizes…
Cheryl O. Tayo
This bibliometric study analyzes global development of intelligent technologies for blue carbon ecosystem monitoring, using 7,054 Scopus publications (1971-2026) with Bibliometrix and VOSviewer. It reveals accelerated growth post-2010, them…
Martí Galí, Andrea Orihuela-García, Yohan Ruprich‐Robert +6
Using autonomous profilers and model simulations in the Labrador and Irminger Seas, this study shows that deep convection injects labile particulate organic carbon (POC) to 1000 m depth. Convection-driven POC supply to 500-2000 m varies two…
Tek Maraseni
This study compares spotted gum plantations, peanut-maize cropping, and beef pasture in low-rainfall areas of Queensland, Australia, incorporating carbon values into net present value analysis. At a carbon price of $10.5/tCO2e, plantations …
Natàlia Carmona Verdura, Carles Ibañez Martí, Elisabet Roca Bosch
Rice paddies are a significant methane source, and carbon farming is emerging as a key EU climate policy tool. This thesis analyzes barriers and incentives for implementing carbon farming in Mediterranean rice fields, using the Ebro Delta a…
John Oluwafemi Ayoola, Babatunde O. Ajiboye, Abraham Olanrewaju Opanike +9
This study assesses how stand development stages in introduced tropical teak plantations affect carbon sequestration and carbon credit value. It highlights the role of forest management in carbon fixation and emphasizes the importance of st…
Yiyao Sun, Xinlei Zou, Anqi Ge +2
This paper proposes a modular green travel carbon credit system under China's 'Dual Carbon' goals, addressing fragmented standards and low public participation. It constructs five core functional modules and two supporting modules, emphasiz…
Chonyo Shinglai1, Binal Rajeshbhai Khalasi1, Jackson Debbarma2 and Tanmayee Mishra3
This paper presents carbon budgeting methods for estimating GHG emissions from feed, electricity, and fuel in aquaculture, linking them to carbon credit generation. It highlights sustainable practices like integrated multi-trophic aquacultu…
Benedict Daniel, Dr. Tulinave Mwamila, Catherine Mushi
This study evaluates the flood mitigation potential of a natural wetland in Hai District, Tanzania, using EPA-SWMM. Modeling the wetland as a storage unit reduced flow routing errors compared to a junction scenario, confirming its effective…
Chikezie Bethel Uchechukwu
This study analyzes the impact of the EU CBAM on developing and emerging economies using an integrated trade-carbon-cost framework. It quantifies competitiveness losses and CCS investment thresholds across key industries, highlighting the n…
Clemens Kaußler, Yonghui Zhang, Simon S. Kildahl +1
This paper proposes and evaluates a technology that upcycles waste plastics for carbon capture, potentially achieving simultaneous waste reduction and CO2 removal. It contributes to integrating circular economy and climate mitigation, with …
Pippa Edwards, Sébastien Dhers, Rupert J. Myers
This study uses LCA to evaluate the impact of admixtures on the carbon footprint and performance of LC3 concrete. LC3-50 and LC3-35 reduce CO2 emissions by 22-38% compared to CEM II/A-LL, with admixtures contributing 13% of emissions. Optim…
Zhen Wang
This paper proposes a collaborative decision system for low-carbon navigation of multiple ships using federated learning (FL). By training models without sharing raw data, it reduces fuel consumption and CO2 emissions while preserving data …
Jing Bai, Ying An, Xiang Wang +1
This study constructs an evaluation framework for urban resilience (UR) and low-carbon development (LCD) and applies it to 60 cities in the Yellow River Basin from 2006 to 2021. Using a coupling coordination degree model, it reveals that bo…
Richa, Ashwini Hingne, Varun Jyothiprakash +1
This report summarizes a WRI India workshop on distributional impacts and equity in India's low-carbon transition. Over 75 participants discussed methods and policies to assess and manage trade-offs across regions, sectors, and social group…
Yuan Feng, Liyuan Wang, Changfei Nie
This paper empirically examines whether low-carbon transportation policies can simultaneously reduce air pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions. Using Chinese city-level data, it quantifies policy effects and assesses co-benefits.
Yang Muyuan
This dataset supports a study analyzing the impact of China's carbon trading policy (ETS) on green total factor energy efficiency (GTFEE) using a dynamic spatial Durbin model. It includes panel data for 30 Chinese provinces (2005-2022) and …
Tim Braunholtz‐Speight, Maria; id_orcid 0000-0002-5521-700X Sharmina, Dimitrios Pappas +1
This paper analyzes the role of citizen finance (community-funded energy projects) in a just energy transition in the UK, exploring its potential for smart local energy systems. It focuses on community participation and financing challenges…
Subhash D. Pawar, Adesh Doifode, Udayan Mukherjee +1
This paper evaluates the effectiveness of green bonds and ESG funds in financing India's renewable energy transition, analyzing trends, challenges, and social outcomes to assess their contribution to India's clean energy goals.
Samantha Schwickert, Melanie Jaeger-Erben, Astrid Preis +1
This study analyzes diversity and justice practices in citizen-led DIY solar initiatives in Germany through a comparative qualitative case study. It finds that FLINTA* participation is limited by patriarchal norms and resource constraints, …
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