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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Songlin Liu, Hongxue Luo, Sai Gao
Seagrass meadows are key blue carbon ecosystems, but their global carbon burial contribution is uncertain due to sparse direct measurements. This study compiles a large dataset of directly dated sediment cores and applies a consistent metho…
薛楠, Zi-Chen Zheng, Bao‐Lian Su
A photocatalytic approach to splitting CO2 and harvesting its oxygen atoms, treating carbon dioxide as a resource rather than only an emission. The work is foundational chemistry with potential links to carbon utilization and oxygen supply.…
Duo Tan, Maojuan Li, 童小梁 +2
Using net ecosystem productivity to quantify carbon sinks, this study estimates net carbon emissions (NCE) for China's Yangtze River Economic Belt, rising from 1188.56 Mt in 2000 to 3656.60 Mt in 2022 with significant positive spatial autoc…
Francesco María Sabatini, Paola Merelli, Luana Francesconi +24
This document presents harmonised field monitoring protocols for biodiversity and carbon data collection within the EU-funded FORbEST project. The protocols standardise measurement of key ecological indicators across Living Labs and Case St…
Jeongbae Jeon, Sung Moon Kwon, 김태곤 +1
Using high-resolution carbon emission data across 1,133 administrative units in South Korean megacities, this study applies spatial econometrics to test how urban density shapes emissions. Emissions cluster significantly (Moran's I=0.2942);…
Johannes Emmerling, Ben Groom, Rick van der Ploeg
This work appears to propose an equity-adjusted approach to the social cost of carbon (SCC). SCC underpins carbon pricing and climate policy, and how distributional equity is embedded is a key design question. Details unavailable as no abst…
Yuxuan Han
Using 15,128 A-share firm-year observations (2019–2023) and a two-way fixed-effects panel model, this study finds that comprehensive ESG performance significantly reduces corporate carbon emission intensity, with the governance (G) dimensio…
Diego R. Känzig
Using institutional features of the EU carbon market and high-frequency data, the author identifies carbon policy shocks and traces their dynamic effects. Restrictive carbon policy raises energy prices, cuts emissions, and spurs green innov…
Sumitra Nuanmeesri
A trip-level carbon prediction framework for community-based tourism using only 34 pre-travel proxy features to avoid target leakage. Trained on 13,000 synthetic profiles from 650 respondents, CatBoost achieved MAE 1.28 kgCO2e and R²=0.948,…
Marco Gigantino, Stefano Mingolla, Lorenzo Rosa +2
Proposes a solar-powered, farm-scale circular system integrating anaerobic digestion, biomethanation, and methane pyrolysis to convert manure and crop residues into stable solid carbon while recycling hydrogen and nutrients. A spatially exp…
Mohamed Alnuaimi
This paper makes the economic case for valorising the UAE's 8–12 Mt/yr of agricultural and food-processing organic residues as an asset rather than a disposal liability. Comparing energy-only, carbon-only, and hybrid carbon-plus-energy scen…
Hannah Mwesigwa
This paper presents a digital MRV framework for tracking environmental assets to streamline carbon credit development within compliant agricultural value chains. It aims to improve the credibility and transparency of agricultural carbon cre…
Lambert Schneider, Sophia Lauer
This dataset supports a study quantifying how inaccuracies in historical deforestation baselines create risks for jurisdictional carbon crediting. It shows that baseline errors can lead to over-issuance and reduced environmental integrity. …
Bernard T. Bormann, Amelia A. Fitch, Courtney R. Bobsin +2
This review synthesizes global empirical and ecosystem-process evidence on belowground soil carbon sequestration by N2-fixing alder (Alnus). Positive soil-C accretion was large and unidirectional across all studies, supported by multiple me…
Barkha Rathi, Manish Tirole, Ayush Patel +2
Against India's shift from PAT to the CCTS, this study examines decarbonization levers for energy-intensive sectors like steel, cement, and foundries facing mandatory GHG intensity standards. It integrates lifecycle CO2 assessment with foun…
Gabriel Y.K. Moinet
Using optimistic assumptions on market access and sequestration rates, the author shows that potential farm revenues from soil carbon credits are distributed highly unequally within and across countries, mirroring the concentration of farml…
Ahmed M. Saqr
This work addresses water conservation under climate change by combining nature-based solutions, smart technologies, and data-driven approaches for water security and sustainability. Without an abstract, specifics are unclear, but it likely…
Saba Mirzahosseini Barough
This work develops a Participatory Spatial Decision Support System (P-SDSS) for co-designing and evaluating nature-based solutions, illustrated through the ClimaGen case study. It targets urban climate adaptation planning. No abstract is av…
Ameena El Zeiny, Samah Elkhateeb, Wesam M. Elbardisy
Using ENVI-met 5.9.0, seven nature-based solution scenarios (tree canopy, grass, green roof, water) were compared over 24 summer hours in a road-widened corridor in Zahraa El Maadi, Cairo. Greater tree canopy lowered pedestrian-level air te…
Judit Pécsinger
A PRISMA-guided review of 97 urban nature-based solutions sources (2015–2025) examines how resilience is operationalised. Impact-level indicators dominate (53.6%), and 63.9% of sources claim resilience contributions, yet over half support t…
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