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.
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Joshua Parker
This paper analyzes the agents of responsibility for decarbonizing healthcare through a climate justice lens. It distinguishes first-order (direct mitigation) and second-order (supporting) responsibilities, advocating for a pluralistic appr…
Simge Dağıdır
This study compares the climate change approaches of Mersin (Turkey) and Tromsø (Norway), examining how adaptation and mitigation strategies differ according to regional climatic contexts.
Antonio De Carluccio, Anouck Guillou, Nicola Dorigo Salamon +1
This report examines a just transition pathway for reducing food loss and waste in the EU by 2030. It analyzes three policy scenarios, proposes intermediate targets balancing ambition and feasibility, and validates findings through stakehol…
Mehmet Kayakuş, Önder Kabaş, Georgiana Moiceanu
This study analyzes 29,576 climate change posts from X (December 2025) using AI text mining, sentiment analysis, and topic modeling. Negative sentiment dominates, indicating high concern and urgency. Three main topics emerge: skepticism tie…
Adrian Julius Herzberg, G. C. S. Kanarp, Jianhua Xu
This study examines Chinese scientists' climate imaginaries, identifying a hegemonic Carbon Neutrality Imaginary that problematizes emissions and relies on market tools and technology, complemented by Harmony and Human Well-Being elemental …
Sarpong Hammond Antwi
This paper analyzes the positioning of water in COP processes and argues that the COP29 Declaration on Water for Climate Action and the Baku Dialogue are a milestone that elevates water as a distinct climate governance priority. It emphasiz…
Loso Judijanto
This narrative literature review examines conditions under which oil palm plantations can contribute to net carbon emission reduction within land-use planning, focusing on Indonesia. Key factors include initial land cover, soil type, low-em…
Eduardo Moreno-Reyes, Stefano Deriu, Marcello Signorelli +2
This paper examines multisectoral tools for environmental targets in Italy, aiming for sustainable economic change. It discusses policy instruments and cross-sectoral coordination to drive decarbonization.
Tejashwini Talwar, Dr Manoj M Dolli
Indian agriculture is a major source of GHGs (CO2, CH4, N2O), with 58% of the population reliant on it. This study analyzes emission sources, reviews existing climate policies and practices, and recommends smart farming technologies.
Gary Yohe
This book review examines the legal and policy implications of rescinding the EPA's Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding and motor vehicle emission standards under the Clean Air Act, discussing the impact on US climate policy.
Evangelos Danopoulos, Aarushi Shah, Claudia R. Schneider +1
This systematic review assesses the quality of policy recommendations (PRs) in green energy and transport for net zero. It finds that PRs are generally poor, with advocacy outweighing neutrality and inadequate disclosure of uncertainties. W…
Human Sciences Research Council
This study examines the Environmental Kuznets Curve hypothesis for cereal farming in South Africa, finding an inverted U-shaped relationship with a turning point at 3.40 tonnes per hectare. Above this threshold, higher yields correlate with…
Huri Gül Aybudak, W. Khalid
This paper examines the pollution haven hypothesis and pollution halo hypothesis in the top-10 CO2-emitting Asia-Pacific economies. Using MMQR and system GMM methods, it analyzes the relationship between environmental regulations and foreig…
A. Stella Ebbersmeyer
This paper investigates whether IMO regulation of black carbon from Arctic shipping reflects regulatory capture or serves common interests. Using Mattli and Woods' framework, it combines doctrinal analysis and interviews to examine how inte…
Bibi Fiza Shah, Hyder Ali
This paper reviews research on climate policy uncertainty (CPU) and its implications for sustainable development using bibliometric and systematic review methods, identifying trends and future directions.
Shik O.V.
This paper analyzes how agricultural subsidies in Russia affect greenhouse gas emissions, evaluating the environmental impact of subsidy policies and their implications for climate change.
Wilson J.
This paper reviews state-level policy approaches to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector in the US. It compares specific measures and outcomes to identify effective policy characteristics.
Patrick Bond
This paper analyzes the fusions and frictions in G20 climate policy between the G7 and BRICS, criticizing both blocs for avoiding sufficient emissions cuts and proper carbon pricing while promoting carbon trading. It highlights the consensu…
Junyi Liang, Shaojian Wang
This paper analyzes how trade protectionism, exemplified by US reciprocal tariffs, undermines sustainable development in the Global South. It finds that escalating trade barriers increase dependence on foreign green technologies and widen t…
Claudio Fontes Nunes, William A. Clavijo Vitto
This paper analyzes the RD&I Clause in Brazil's oil, gas, and energy sectors over 25+ years, comparing with UK, Norway, and US. It finds the clause provides stable long-term funding for low-carbon and digitalization investments, and propose…
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