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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C. Rigolot, Krishna Pavan Komanduri, Adam S. Smart +22
This paper warns that rapid renewable energy deployment may harm biodiversity, potentially undermining both Net Zero and Nature Positive goals. Using Australia's recent environmental law reforms as a case study, it proposes five principles:…
Wita Setyaningrum, Koesrianti, M. A. Gibransyah
This study examines integrating environmental justice into Indonesia's net zero roadmap by 2060. It finds that current policies lack proper attention to distributive, procedural, and recognition justice, especially for vulnerable communitie…
S. Riffat, C. Kutlu, Bilsay Pastakkaya +4
This editorial introduces the journal Global Decarbonisation, emphasizing interdisciplinary research on pathways to net zero across energy, industry, transport, and urban systems.
R. Zhou, Yunsheng Zhang, Ruyu Yang
Using a panel of 280 Chinese cities from 2012-2024, this study examines spatial spillover effects of command-and-control vs. market-based environmental regulation on green total factor productivity. Market-based regulation yields positive s…
Rocco Pavesi, Luigi Orsi, Ivan De Noni
Using Orbit Intelligence data until 2025, this study analyzes the lifecycle of agricultural climate-related patent families, focusing on China. It finds a predominance of adaptation-oriented product-based technologies (soil management, irri…
J. Merlin Rosia
This paper highlights the necessity of CO2 mitigation and the inequality exacerbated by carbon trading. It proposes an LSTM-based forecasting model for GDP sectors and a framework for government policies to reduce emissions, emphasizing the…
Fei Wu, Yizhou Liao, Zhengnan Zheng +3
This paper analyzes mitigation policies for simultaneously reducing air pollutants and CO2 emissions in urban road passenger transport. Using Chinese data, it quantifies synergies and trade-offs of policy packages, offering insights for eff…
Emmanuel Uche, Nicholas M. Odhiambo
This study analyzes panel data (1995-2023) from eight emerging economies to examine the effects of health expenditure, environmental regulations, climate technology, and disaster management on climate change-induced mortality. Environmental…
Zhexuan Chen
This study examines economic policy instruments for green building transition using Sydney as a case. It finds that regulatory tools like BASIX have limited impact, while incentives, carbon pricing, and green finance tied to NABERS ratings …
Yongheng Li, Sisi Meng
This study analyzes the effect of environmental policy stringency on carbon intensity and renewable energy adoption across 16 G20 countries from 1990 to 2020. Market-based instruments like emissions trading and renewable support schemes pro…
Wita Setyaningrum, Koesrianti, M. Analta Gibransyah
This study examines how to systematically integrate environmental justice into Indonesia's net zero emission roadmap. It finds that justice elements such as burden-sharing, participation, and protection of vulnerable communities are fragmen…
Emre Gündoğdu, Burçin Çakır Gündoğdu
This study uses panel ARDL to analyze the relationship between liberal democracy and CO2 emissions in OECD countries. It finds that liberal democracy increases emissions in the long run unless institutional capacity is high. Recommendations…
Sun Cole Seeberg Dyremose, Carolijn van Noort, Peter Sorknæs +1
This paper examines the governance of the Danish Bornholm Energy Island (BEI) offshore wind hub, using the Multilayered Collaborative Marine Governance (MLCMG) model to analyze enabling and constraining conditions for change and innovation.…
Ali Moridian, Fatemeh Havasbeigi, Magdalena Radulescu +2
This study examines the asymmetric impact of economic policy uncertainty (EPU) on CO2 emissions in 12 MENA countries (1995-2022) using a panel NARDL model. Both positive and negative EPU shocks increase emissions, while globalization reduce…
Xinyu Wei, Fubin Xu, Weibing Shi +1
This study examines how divergence between local governments' environmental rhetoric and actual policy actions affects firm-level carbon emission intensity. Using matched city-firm panel data from China (2008-2015) with a two-way fixed effe…
Lin Zhu, Hua Liao, Jingwen Wu +2
This paper analyzes the role of policy advocacy in the clean energy transition for residential heating and its spillover effects, based on a case study in China.
Arya Abhishek
This paper argues that the structural mismatch between legacy distribution networks designed for unidirectional power flow and bidirectional, variable flows from distributed solar is the binding constraint of the energy transition. Using fi…
Daly MP, McQuire C, d’Apice K +7
This study qualitatively explores barriers and facilitators for local authorities in England in adopting and implementing advertising restrictions on harmful commodities (e.g., junk food, alcohol). Key barriers include industry warnings of …
Joachim Held
This paper questions whether decarbonisation should be prioritised over other policy goals. While details are unavailable, it may spur discussion on climate policy trade-offs.
Raja Sohel Rana Alam, Bhavana Singh, Aditya Raj
This conceptual paper analyzes how India's National Education Policy 2020 integrates digital transformation and sustainability to align with net-zero goals. Drawing on policy documents and international literature, it argues that reducing p…
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