GX Research Hub · English

GX & Decarbonization Research

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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Peer-reviewed🇪🇺 EuropeJournalJournal of Environmental Economics and Management2026#Carbon PricingDOI

The welfare impacts of carbon taxes and labels on food demand

Marco Tomasi, Michela Faccioli, Carlo Fezzi +1

Using a randomized online supermarket experiment in the UK, this paper analyzes the welfare impacts of carbon taxes and carbon labels on food demand. Carbon labels reduce the carbon footprint of the average food basket by 5.60%, while a £60…

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Peer-reviewed🌍 GlobalJournalInternational Journal of Sport Policy and Politics2026#PolicyDOI

Sport and climate change: ‘bottom‑up’ manager perspectives of climate impacts, climate adaptation and implications for sport policy

Greg Dingle, Anthony S. Kiem, Cheryl Mallen +1

This mixed-methods study examines climate impacts on community sport in Australia. Managers perceive only incremental adaptation, revealing a policy void. Findings call for transformative sport policy to address climate hazards.

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Peer-reviewed🌍 GlobalJournalNature Climate Change2026#Climate ScienceDOI

Multi-centennial response of marine carbon pumps to global warming

Samar Khatiwala, Olivia Strachan, Andreas Schmittner

This paper analyzes the multi-centennial response of marine carbon pumps (biological pump, solubility pump, etc.) to global warming. It elucidates the mechanisms by which climate change leads to long-term alterations in the ocean's CO2 upta…

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Peer-reviewed🇪🇺 EuropeJournalReview of Environmental Economics and Policy2026#PolicyDOI

The Economics of a Just Transition

Ireri Hernandez Carballo, Elena Verdolini, Jan Christoph Steckel +2

This paper bridges the concept of a just transition with environmental economics, identifying four key justice dimensions: distributional, restorative, procedural, and recognition. It maps existing research to highlight contributions and li…

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Peer-reviewedJournalArchives of Agriculture and Environmental Science2026#Carbon AccountingDOI

Homegardens of Guinean Savannah Highlands of Adamawa in Vina, Cameroon: Woody floristic diversity and climate change mitigation potential

Germaine Bintou, Oumarou Haman Zephirin, Fawa Guidawa +2

This study evaluates the woody floristic diversity and carbon storage potential of homegardens in the Adamawa region of Cameroon. A survey of 150 farmers and botanical inventories recorded 1,299 individuals of 39 species. Mature homegardens…

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Peer-reviewedJournalAfrican Journal of Climate Change and Resource Sustainability2026#PolicyDOI

Empowering the Efforts of Local Government Officials on Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation through Institutional Mechanisms in Tanzania Local Government Authorities

George Mrope, Deonatus Hatari Deogratias, Gloria Anthony Mrema +2

This study assessed the role of local government institutional mechanisms on climate change adaptation and mitigation among 384 local government officials in Tanzania. Using multiple linear regression, it found that institutional support (p…

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Preprint🌍 GlobalResearch Square2026#Carbon AccountingDOI

The importance of large trees as carbon sinks in UK woodlands

Wilkes P, Castro G, Digby M +6

Terrestrial LiDAR data from UK woodlands show large trees are disproportionate sinks of aboveground carbon (AGC). Existing allometric methods, including the UK's Woodland Carbon Code, underestimate AGC by up to 70% in ancient broadleaf wood…

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