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 141–160 of 446 papers
Yuxin Feng, Binjie Chen, Weiwei Sun +5
This study assesses the carbon sequestration potential of Yangtze River Delta wetlands under multiple scenarios of climate change and human activities. It provides insights for nature-based climate mitigation strategies.
J.K. Nyameasem, M. Möller, A. Andrino +7
This study evaluates greenhouse gas responses to long-term nutrient management across multiple temperate cropping sites. It compares climate efficiency of different fertilization strategies, offering insights into emission reduction potenti…
XiaoPeng Zhu, HaiYan Xu, XiaoDong Wu +3
A 71-day incubation experiment on Tibetan Plateau permafrost soils with low-altitude soil additions showed that such inputs alleviate nitrogen limitation, stimulate microbial mineralization, and induce stage-dependent coupling of carbon rel…
Martin A. N. Anikwe, Martin A. N. Anikwe, Emmanuel E. Ikengannyia
This review examines the role of soil health in human wellbeing and sustainable development in Africa, analyzing 139 articles. Key findings include 20-30% yield increases from conservation agriculture, 27-50% higher soil organic carbon with…
Ezequiel Helbig Pasa, Robson Bosa dos Reis, Hector Tavares Ferreira +6
This study investigates the effect of different nitrogen fertilizers on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in a corn-ryegrass rotation system on floodplain soils. Results indicate whether specific fertilizers can reduce emissions, providing ins…
Irshad Ahmad, Tatiana Minkina, Saglara Mandzhieva +4
This paper examines how different nutrient management strategies affect greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and yield of proso millet. It evaluates the impact of fertilizer types and application rates on N2O and CO2 emissions, analyzing trade-of…
KINGSLEY U. NWAWUBA, A. T. OGAH, M. ALKALI
This study identifies key factors influencing carbon sequestration in the Anantigha swamp forest, Nigeria. Intact mangrove systems store up to 1,000 Mg C ha⁻¹, while degraded ones store less than 400 Mg C ha⁻¹. Species composition, stand st…
Yueting Lu, Keqin Duan, Qiong Wang +2
This study analyzes how different carbon neutrality timing windows in the 21st century affect Himalayan glaciers. It models glacier responses under various emission reduction pathways, showing that earlier carbon neutrality may mitigate gla…
Phan Thi Ngoc Nhanh, Nguyen Duc Trong, Le Thi My Thu +8
This review evaluates purple nonsulfur bacteria (PNSB) as a microbial strategy to mitigate methane and nitrous oxide emissions from flooded rice systems. PNSB can reduce GHGs through mechanisms such as carbon substrate modulation and stimul…
Smija P. K., Pratheesh P. Gopinath, Neetha Rose C. D. +1
This study examines the convergence of climate change relevant decisions and bounded livelihood choices of smallholder black pepper farmers in Kerala, India. It identifies factors influencing adaptive behavior and offers policy insights for…
Wang, Yu, 1964-, Haomiao Cheng, 康天放 +2
This study assesses trade-offs between carbon sequestration by vegetation and ozone air quality in China. It quantifies the air quality impacts of afforestation as a climate mitigation strategy, informing integrated policy decisions.
Wang A.
This study uses metagenomics to investigate how soil nutrients and microbial community structure affect greenhouse gas emissions in a giant rice-fish co-culture system. Findings suggest potential for emission reductions in this integrated f…
Xiao L.
This study reveals that an appropriate regime of irrigation and fertilization can suppress key ammonia-oxidizing archaeal and bacterial consortia in soil, thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The findings provide a microbial-level und…
Lang M.
This study measured greenhouse gas (CO2, N2O, CH4) emissions from soils under different land use types (e.g., cropland, forest) in China and Canada at varying incubation temperatures. It found significant interactions between land use and t…
Zhang L.
This study investigates the regulatory effects of nitrogen fertilization on soil extracellular enzyme activity and greenhouse gas emissions in paddy fields with straw return. It finds that nitrogen application alters enzyme activities and i…
Tang H.
This study examines the effects of typical paddy-upland multiple cropping rotation patterns on rice yield and greenhouse gas emissions, offering insights for sustainable agricultural practices that balance productivity and climate mitigatio…
Asadkhani E.
This study assesses the sustainability of rice agrosystems in Golestan, Iran, by analyzing energy use, ecological footprint, and GHG emissions. It quantifies environmental impacts and provides insights for sustainable agriculture policies.
Jingting Zhang, Hanqin Tian, Xin-Zhong Liang +6
Reports that global greenhouse gas emissions from rice paddies have doubled over the past six decades, driven by expansion of cultivated area and increased incorporation of crop residues.
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This is a correction to a study that dynamically analyzes greenhouse gas emissions and disaster management sustainability in China under SDG13, with regional comparisons. The correction addresses errors in the original analysis.
Jialin Hou, Lewen Liang, Liuyang Li +9
In deep East China Sea sediments, archaea (especially Bathyarchaeia) systematically displace bacteria with depth, forming net growth zones. Multi-omics and bioenergetic modeling show this transition is driven by sustained metabolism of reca…
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