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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Raufer R.
A work on emissions trading, covering cap-and-trade and baseline-and-credit systems. As a core carbon-pricing instrument, it allocates, trades, and enforces allowances to create abatement incentives. Without an abstract, specifics are uncle…
Lépissier A.
This study examines what drives opposition to carbon pricing. It finds that partisanship and perceived costs predict opposition better than objective economic costs. The results highlight the political and perceptual barriers to carbon pric…
Bogdan V.
This paper examines how artificial intelligence can enhance integrated reporting (IR) in Romania. IR integrates financial and non-financial disclosure, and AI may improve data integration and reporting quality. As an emerging EU market case…
Paramayuda A.A.R.
An empirical study examining whether CEOs with STEM backgrounds drive stronger corporate climate transition, using worldwide evidence. It links executive attributes to climate performance, offering governance insights for decarbonization st…
Das P.
A framework-based review of corporate greenwashing organized around economic, governance, and market outcomes. It synthesizes existing research on how misleading environmental claims affect investor judgment and market valuation, offering a…
Huang J.
This paper examines how the tone of ESG disclosure shapes the link between ESG ratings and firm performance. Using textual analysis to quantify ESG tone, it shows that tone moderates the ratings-performance association. It highlights the in…
Sun Z.
An empirical study examining whether staggering CEO and CFO tenures curbs corporate ESG greenwashing, shifting focus from board-level governance to executive-pair dynamics. It probes how internal monitoring between top executives affects th…
Bole D.K.
This work addresses best practices in ESG communication and reporting, linking stronger stakeholder engagement to circular economy success. It appears practice-oriented, examining how disclosure quality and dialogue design shape corporate e…
Ghosh T.
A case study assessing life cycle energy use and GHG emissions of applying carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) to an automotive front subframe. It likely weighs lightweighting fuel savings in the use phase against the high embodied energ…
Shi J.
This work addresses optimal upgrading of refrigeration units in food warehouses to enable greener, lower-emission operation. It appears to target energy and CO2 reduction through equipment-replacement decisions. No abstract is available, so…
Lichter K.E.
This study estimates greenhouse gas emissions and health impacts (DALYs) from U.S. radiation therapy and assesses the emission-reduction potential of hypofractionation. It links healthcare decarbonization with patient outcomes. Details are …
Fuglestvedt J.S.
Examines whether GWP-based emission reductions align with actual climate outcomes. Because short-lived gases like methane and long-lived CO2 differ in their temperature response, GWP-weighted targets can misstate climate benefits. Relevant …
Jung K.
An empirical study examining whether South Korea's ZEB (Zero Energy Building) certification translates into real energy savings. It suggests a gap between certification and actual performance, offering lessons for building energy policy and…
Zhou Y.
This work examines advances in abatement systems for reducing fluorinated greenhouse gases (PFCs) and N2O in semiconductor manufacturing. Since high-GWP process gases dominate Scope 1 emissions in this sector, improved abatement efficiency …
Kayusi F.
This study uses an AI-driven approach to assess how mulching reduces greenhouse gas emissions and improves soil health among smallholder farmers in Zambia, Malawi, Kenya, and Tanzania. It offers empirical evidence on climate mitigation and …
Zhao Y.
This study quantifies the carbon and energy footprints of electric delivery trucks using a hybrid multi-regional input-output life cycle assessment. It estimates supply-chain emissions across manufacturing, electricity supply, and operation…
Kwak G.
A life cycle assessment of greenhouse gas emissions from hydrogen produced from waste resources, using the South Korean case. It quantifies the decarbonization potential of waste-derived hydrogen and offers a benchmark for comparing supply …
Kutlu B.
This study analyzes Türkiye's per-capita GHG emission trends from 1990–2023 with sectoral breakdowns, and outlines policy scenarios for sustainable cities. It links emission drivers to urban policy options. No abstract is available, so meth…
Johnson J.A.
This study examines how firms' emissions management strategies, ESG performance, and emissions targets shape investor perceptions. It appears to probe whether addressing a company's own emissions (Scope 1/2) versus supply-chain emissions (S…
Bulmez A.M.
A country-level study assessing how improving energy production and consumption through renewable energy could cut Romania's greenhouse gas emissions. It frames national decarbonization potential and pathways relevant to energy-transition p…
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