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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Aisyah Larasati, Anwar Hariyono
Using 350 firm-year observations from 70 post-pandemic Indonesian manufacturing firms, this study tests whether growth opportunity and ESG disclosure affect the earnings response coefficient (ERC). Growth opportunity shows a significant neg…
Liang-Cheng Chang, Hsiu Hsing Chiu
Replication package for an audit of 111 product carbon footprint disclosures from four data-centre hardware vendors, testing internal consistency of each document. It checks whether headline figures are derivable from other printed values, …
Sibel Barın Özkan
This study integrates machine learning, explainable AI (SHAP), and graph neural networks to predict carbon footprints across 27 European countries (2015-2023). Tree-based models, especially LightGBM, outperformed linear approaches, while SH…
Anonymous
Hangul is the research artifact for a contract calculus for carbon accounting, giving accounting components contracts that identify estimated quantities, preserve shared error sources, and bound introduced error. It supports compositional r…
Sayantani Purkait, B.B. Behera, A. K. Patra +4
A field experiment in Eastern India's Inceptisols compared twelve rice-based cropping systems through the seventh cycle. Systems integrating green manure and legumes raised soil organic carbon and carbon stock across depths, with the GM-ric…
Czaneil C. Gomez, Katie Chong, Daniel Taylor-Holland +1
BECCUS mitigation potential varies widely because LCA, national GHG inventories, and carbon markets use divergent accounting approaches. Through a systematic review and illustrative calculations for a hypothetical BECCUS system, the study s…
Liangang Xiao
This perspective reframes erosion not merely as a carbon source-or-sink switch but as a reorganization of the soil functional layer. It argues carbon value lies in ecological function, not only storage quantity, and links redistribution to …
GholamReza Aghdami, Farzin Hosseinifard, Mona Zamani Pedram +2
This study compares four ammonia and methanol pathways (blue/green methanol, gray/green ammonia) using a 4E framework—technical, economic, exergy, and environmental. Simulated in Aspen with solar thermal integration, blue methanol and gray …
Adeela Rustam, Gang Zeng, Ihsan Ullah
Using panel data from 31 BRI economies (1994–2021) and CS-ARDL/IV-2SLS methods, this study examines how technological innovation and environmental taxes affect trade in low-carbon technology products (TLCTPs). Innovation significantly boost…
Adebola Adeyemi, Simeng Wang, Natalia Katolik +1
Analyzes the French duty of vigilance ruling against TotalEnergies, where the court held climate risk falls within the law and faulted the plan for omitting Scope 3 emissions from product combustion. It recognized company influence via inve…
Slamet Wahyudi, Arief Fitrijanto, Djusmalinar Djusmalinar
Using panel data from 72 Indonesian listed manufacturing firms (216 observations, 2023–2025), this study examines how digital transformation and ESG disclosure affect financial reporting quality, with audit quality as a mediator. Both digit…
Andreas Rehn
This thesis develops a spatially explicit framework integrating spatial and temporal datasets to evaluate carbon removal and mitigation pathways in Swedish agriculture, spanning field-level MRV reconstruction to national biomass deployment.…
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A policy study on how to combine climate policy instruments to achieve a just transition to a climate-neutral economy. It likely examines interactions between carbon pricing, regulation and support measures, and distributional fairness. Wit…
Guillermo Díaz‐Sainz, Juqin Zeng
With rising atmospheric CO2, interest in carbon capture and utilization (CCU) is intensifying. This paper reviews innovative chemical pathways for converting CO2 into useful chemicals, outlining technological options for a sustainable carbo…
DHRITI SATYA
India's LPG-based clean-cooking transition, built on PMUY and public oil marketers, was stress-tested by the 2026 geopolitical and supply-chain disruption, revealing a gap between access and resilience. The article analyses five governance …
Martha J. S. Mendrofa, Julius C. Adiatma, Ilham R.F. Surya +4
Using input-output analysis and policy review, this study examines how phasing out coal affects women workers in East Kalimantan, Indonesia. Though women are only 2% of the coal workforce, removing coal mining would leave about 17% of women…
Wilman Z. Llamoca, Emilio José Medrano-Sánchez
A design-stage screening of a preliminary educational building in Lima's coastal desert climate, testing passive strategies against local bioclimatic potential. Using PVGIS-ERA5 typical meteorological year data and the Givoni bioclimatic ch…
Bedrıye Tunçsiper, İbrahim Horoz, Ahmet Yetik
A policy study analyzing energy poverty in Türkiye through a gender lens. It links Türkiye's ~75% energy import dependence to currency crises, climate change and price volatility, showing rural women bear the heaviest burden via biomass rel…
Paolo Rognini
A political-geographical reading of COP30 in Belém as an emblem of the structural crisis of multilateral climate governance. Despite the Amazon symbolism, negotiations delivered little on mitigation, climate finance, and fossil-fuel phase-o…
Oana Iliescu, Ilmari Talvitie, Ali Amiri +1
This study estimates observed survival of Helsinki's residential building stock and cumulative biogenic carbon storage in wood materials. 92% of floor area from the earliest periods (1921–39) remains in use, and timber buildings hold 40% of…
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