GX Research Hub · English
GX & Decarbonization Research
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.
Peer-reviewedJournalEnvironmental Research Letters2021#PolicyDOI
Fair distributions of carbon dioxide removal obligations and implications for effective national net-zero targets
Lee K.
This paper examines fair allocation of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) obligations among countries in the context of national net-zero targets, discussing principles of equity and effectiveness to inform policy design.
Peer-reviewed🌍 GlobalJournalInternational Journal of Disaster Studies and Climate Resilience2026#PolicyDOI
Towards science-based climate policy in Kerala: Integrating adaptation and mitigation for a climate-resilient future
Anu David Raj, Melvin Manoj Abraham, Nandana Biju +1
This perspective argues for embedding Kerala's climate policy in robust scientific evidence and integrated vulnerability assessments. It identifies gaps in data infrastructure, institutional coordination, climate finance, and implementation…
Peer-reviewedCNJournalSpringer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)2026#PolicyDOI
Synergistic effects of green building policies on urban water resource management: A case study of typical low-carbon cities in China and Bangkok, Thailand
Qingli Zhou, Kritsakon Pongraktham, Tanakorn Wongwuttanasatian
This study analyzes how differences in green building policies between China and Thailand affect water-energy synergies, using policy text analysis, panel data regression, and case comparisons. Compulsory policies in Shenzhen and Shanghai's…
Peer-reviewedJournalSpringer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)2026#PolicyDOI
Reframing the Strategic Framework for a Climate Just Transition: A Global South Perspective
Baihe Gu
This study reframes just transition from a developed-country-centric concept to one that incorporates Global South development needs, proposing a Development-Decarbonization-Structural Transformation (DDST) framework. It defines just transi…
Peer-reviewed🌍 GlobalJournalJournal of Corporate Accounting & Finance2026#PolicyDOI
Innovation Under Uncertainty: Corporate Strategic Responses to Climate Policy Risk
Md Ruhul Amin, Sharif Mazumder, Pritam Saha
Using a novel climate policy uncertainty (CPU) measure, this study shows that firms reduce future innovation (patents, citations, value) in response to climate policy risk, with green innovation less affected. The mechanism is a precautiona…
Peer-reviewedCNJournalFrontiers in Environmental Science2026#PolicyDOI
The role of industry–finance cooperation pilot policy in green innovation: evidence from Chinese firms
Haoran Jiang, Huangming Lv, Yu Zhou +1
Under China's dual carbon goals, this study examines whether the Industry-Finance Cooperation Pilot Policy (IFCPP) enhances both quantity and quality of corporate green innovation. Using staggered DID on Chinese A-share listed firms (2012-2…
Peer-reviewedJournalEnergy & Environment2026#PolicyDOI
Can effective natural resource governance unlock green trade's sustainability potential in carbon-intensive countries?
Muhammad Zubair Ashraf, Wei Wei, Naveed Aslam +2
This study analyzes how green trade (GTD) affects environmental sustainability in carbon-intensive countries, focusing on the moderating role of natural resource governance (NRG), using data from 2001-2022. System GMM results show GTD reduc…
Peer-reviewedJournalEnergies2026#PolicyDOI
Taxpayers’ Willingness to Pay for Global Decarbonization via Renewable Energy Official Development Assistance: A Discrete Choice Experiment in South Korea
Kyung-Seok Ki, Bo-Min Seol, Seung-Hoon Yoo
This study estimates South Korean taxpayers' willingness to pay for renewable energy ODA using a discrete choice experiment with 1,000 respondents and a mixed logit model. GHG reduction and expert training receive the highest WTP, while ele…
PreprintJournal of Development and Administrative Studies2025#PolicyDOI
Fiscal and Monetary Policy Tools for Green Economy Development in Nepal
Jamuna Shrestha, Gyan Mani Adhikari, Jitendra Aryal
This paper analyzes fiscal and monetary policy tools for green economy development in Nepal, finding green finance only 5.35% of bank credit and environmental fiscal revenues 1.24% of government revenue. It proposes a policy package priorit…
Peer-reviewedJournalNext Research2026#PolicyDOI
Smart agriculture for greenhouse gas mitigation: Integrating digital tools, engineering metrics, and policy instruments— A review
Wilgince Apollon, Yves Jean-Baptiste, Shruti Maheshwari +6
This review synthesizes the role of smart agriculture in greenhouse gas mitigation, integrating digital tools, engineering metrics, and policy instruments. It provides a framework for decarbonizing the agricultural sector, offering practica…
Peer-reviewed🇪🇺 EuropeJournalSustainability2026#PolicyDOI
Does the Circular Economy Reduce CO2 Emissions? Evidence from European Countries
Weili Yue, Yasir Rasool
This study analyzes the impact of circular economy (CE) practices on CO2 emissions using panel data from European countries (2000-2022). Results show CE significantly reduces emissions, but its effect is smaller than that of green energy (G…
Preprint🇪🇺 EuropeZenodo2026#PolicyDOI
Policy Analysis
Dirzka, Christopher
This report analyzes the coherence of the FuelEU Maritime Regulation with related EU policies (ETS, AFIR, RED III) and identifies structural challenges for maritime decarbonization. A hydrogen supply gap constrains e-fuel availability, maki…
Peer-reviewedJournalForests2026#PolicyDOI
Cooperation Possibility with Participating Countries in the Warsaw Framework for REDD+: Based on MRV Capacity, and ODA Need-Effectiveness
Eunho Choi, Jiyeon Han, Hyunyoung Yang
This study evaluates 71 developing countries under the REDD+ Warsaw Framework using MRV capacity and ODA need-effectiveness, classifying them into six typologies. Countries with intermediate MRV capacity and high ODA need-effectiveness can …
Peer-reviewedJournalQualitative Research in Accounting & Management2026#PolicyDOI
Climate change-related regulatory disturbances and the accounting profession: longitudinal evidence from Australia
J. Kumarasiri, Richard Fisher, C. Jubb
This study examines how climate change regulatory changes shape professional boundaries between accountants and other professionals (especially engineers), based on interviews with 15 large Australian emitters (2012-2018). Comparing three p…
Peer-reviewedJournalThe Medical Journal of Australia2021#PolicyDOI
A New Year, the top research articles, and a call to deliver a “net zero” Australian health care system by 2040
Nicholas J. Talley
The Medical Journal of Australia's editorial calls for a net-zero Australian healthcare system by 2040, inspired by the UK NHS. It highlights the need to decarbonize hospitals, transport, and supply chains, while also reviewing top papers f…
🌍 GlobalJournal2025#PolicyDOI
Assessing International Legal Frameworks for Environmental Damage from Alternative Fuel Spills: Gaps and Future Directions for Maritime Decarbonisation.
Milena Maltese Zuffo, Alisson Felipe Moraes Neves, Wânia Duleba +1
This study examines whether current international legal frameworks (MARPOL, UNCLOS) adequately address environmental damage from spills of alternative maritime fuels such as biofuels, hydrogen, and ammonia. It finds that these conventions w…
CNDatasetFigshare2025#PolicyDOI
<b>Dynamic </b><b>p</b><b>ricing and </b><b>d</b><b>ispatching in </b><b>c</b><b>ar-</b><b>s</b><b>haring </b><b>s</b><b>ystems</b>
Li, Rui
Using panel data from 285 Chinese cities and the SLX-GTWR model, this study finds that urban industrial agglomeration (IA) significantly affects carbon emissions, with spatial spillovers dominating total effects. Direct and spillover effect…
Peer-reviewed🌍 GlobalJournalYearbook of International Environmental Law2021#PolicyDOI
The Right to a Healthy Environment and Climate Litigation: A Game Changer?
Pau de Vílchez Moragues, Annalisa Savaresi
This article offers the first systematic analysis of the right to a healthy environment in climate litigation. Drawing on 112 rights-based climate cases, it identifies 42 invoking this right, mostly targeting states and demanding mitigation…
Peer-reviewed🌍 GlobalJournalYearbook of International Environmental Law2023#PolicyDOI
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Injy Johnstone
This annual review surveys the OECD's environmental law and policy work over the past year, focusing on climate change, carbon mitigation (including the Inclusive Forum on Carbon Mitigation Approaches), climate finance, plastics/circular ec…
Peer-reviewed🇺🇸 USAJournalThe American Journal of Comparative Law2018#PolicyDOI
Climate Change and the Individual
Margaret Rosso Grossman
A US law review report surveying climate change litigation brought by individuals against public and private actors. It maps federal and state causes of action, standing hurdles, and common-law remedies, arguing courts can push mitigation w…