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.
Showing 141–160 of 1868 papers
Sushma Jaiswal
This paper analyzes climate change and sustainable development through a political lens, examining the roles of governments, international institutions, businesses, and civil society. It covers the political economy of fossil fuels and rene…
Khoi Hoang Nguyen
This study reframes 'Green Deals' as instances of a broader class of low-carbon development policies (LCDPs) and builds a Weberian ideal type based on three governance attributes: transformational objectives, steering instruments, and inter…
Sadiq Ahmed, Abdulmajid Abubakar
This study assesses whether Jigawa State's 2026 Climate Change Policy aligns with Nigeria's National Climate Change Policy and NDC 3.0 via criterion-based document analysis. Institutional architecture is fully aligned, adaptation and agricu…
Festus Elugom Ubogu
This study examines environmental diplomacy's role in climate mitigation in Nigeria using questionnaires and interviews. It finds international agreements and NDCs insufficient to meet climate targets, citing deforestation and GHG emissions…
J.T. Pfeffer, Hannah Einhauser, Johanna Hauke +6
A comparative, counterfactual assessment of 488 recommendations from six Western European citizens’ assemblies finds citizens consistently proposed more ambitious climate measures than existing government policy. Policy influence was rare, …
Ayşe Başgöze, Nihan Engin
This study compares EU and Turkish building energy performance policies through a climate risk management lens, examining the EPBD's shift from nZEB to ZEB and Türkiye's BEPY with nSEB, BEP-TR, and EKB. Both share goals of cutting energy de…
Asmaâ Hajib, Mustapha Naimi, M. Chikhaoui
A comparative review of nitrogen management strategies to cut agricultural N2O emissions in semi-arid Morocco. It benchmarks regulatory, technical, and economic measures from Denmark, the Netherlands, the UK, and Brazil, assessing transfera…
KAVIYA KATHIRVEL
Using World Bank data (2000-2024), this paper empirically examines whether India's carbon intensity declined with economic growth. Real GDP rose 328.98%, CO2 emissions rose 216.37%, and carbon intensity fell 26.25%. A Tapio decoupling elast…
Eerika Albrecht, Anu Lahteenmäki‐Uutela, Katri Rankinen +8
This paper compares implementation of European agri-environmental policies regulating nitrogen and phosphorus emissions across Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Poland, and Norway. Using policy document analysis and co-creation results, it finds th…
Zixuan Hu, 钟永光, Tao Chu +2
A theoretical study using a differential game model with reference and delayed effects to design dynamic subsidies that coordinate emission abatement across a low-carbon supply chain. It examines how government subsidies shape firms' abatem…
Qiang Wang, Xuerong Kong, Wenchao Li
Using panel data from Central Chinese cities (2011–2023) and a multi-period DID model, this study finds that the Low-Carbon City Pilot (LCCP) program significantly reduces urban carbon emissions. Effects are stronger in non-resource-based a…
Junding Yang
An empirical study on how digital–energy coupling shapes carbon emission inequality and spatial spillovers across Chinese regions. It highlights regional disparities and policy design for a fairer low-carbon transition. Methodological detai…
Azizi S.
A dynamic modeling study analyzing the impacts of carbon reduction policies on Iran's electricity industry. Without an abstract, details are limited, but it appears to quantify how decarbonization policies dynamically affect the power secto…
WANG Jing, JIANG Mingyue, WANG Shuyang
Using 2014-2023 data from nine Yellow River provinces, this study builds a green innovation capacity index and analyzes its spatial-temporal evolution via super-efficiency SBM-GML, Dagum Gini decomposition, and kernel density estimation. Fi…
Ian Parry, Simon Black, Nate Vernon-Lin +1
This book offers a practical, step-by-step guide for policymakers designing national climate mitigation strategies. It combines conceptual frameworks for policy design with quantitative analyses of measure effects across countries, organize…
Pranay Arora
This paper reviews three key COP30 outcomes: the Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF) for forest conservation finance, the Belém Adaptation Indicators under the Global Goal on Adaptation, and the Belém Action Mechanism (BAM), the first U…
Guo Feng-qi, Ruili Xie, Zhi-Yi WANG +1
Using 2010–2023 provincial data from China, this study assesses the synergy among carbon abatement, pollution reduction, green expansion, and economic growth (CPGE) via composite-system synergy and compromise-based coupling coordination mod…
Yan Peng, Rongguang Zhang
Using dual machine learning (DML), this study estimates carbon lock-in across 262 Chinese cities and tests the combined effect of low-carbon city pilot and information consumption pilot policies. The dual policy significantly suppresses car…
João Pedro Cardoso, Mafalda C. Silva, Felix Creutzig +7
This CircEUlar deliverable presents five policy briefs on circular economy for climate mitigation, outlining their drafting process, evidence base, and cross-cutting recommendations. It synthesizes key messages and shows how the briefs were…
Yo'ldosheva, Oygul Zokir qizi
This paper examines how green industrialisation can upgrade Uzbekistan's export structure as the EU CBAM and the 2027 end of GSP+ reshape market access. Using a qualitative policy-analytic approach, it identifies five pathways: clean power …
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