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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Fritzeen W.E.
This study examines how demand for and trade of construction materials shapes greenhouse gas emissions. It frames embodied emissions from material production and transport through demand-side and trade-structure lenses. Methods and findings…
Bing-Quan Zhang, Zhen-Yang Chen, Hannah Wang +8
A study on the supply chain and environmental implications of waste-derived graphite, likely for battery anodes. It appears to examine circularity and decarbonization benefits of valorizing waste streams, though details are unavailable with…
Sunil Kumar C.V.
A study examining how preferential buyer-supplier relationships drive net-zero carbon supply chains, with supplier collaboration, motivation, and capability as mediating mechanisms. It suggests relational governance pathways that promote su…
A. Lateh, M. Razalli, N. Osman
A bibliometric analysis of 253 Scopus documents (2015–Sept 2025) using VOSviewer and Biblioshiny. Supply chain management, circular economy, and decarbonisation dominate; the Journal of Cleaner Production and the UK lead in output. Four the…
Yusuf Berkay Metinal, Gülden Gümüşburun Ayalp
A bibliometric study of 284 Web of Science papers (2000-2026) on green procurement in construction, analyzed with VOSviewer co-occurrence and overlay methods. It identifies five thematic domains—foundational procurement, institutional gover…
Bertrand Pourroy
Argues that carbon footprint should be integrated into selection criteria for ultra-low temperature storage of advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs). Details are unavailable without an abstract, but the paper raises decarbonization is…
Muhammad Asim Shahzad, Xiaoxiang Wang, Muhammad Faraz Riaz +1
Surveying 442 Chinese manufacturers, the study shows digital transformation improves green supply chain and carbon performance through low-carbon operations management practices (LCOMP). Institutional pressure and organizational readiness d…
Yuanchao Hu, Weiwei Lu, 张浩冉 +4
This study builds a disaggregated supply-chain dataset to quantify the GHG footprint of five major seafood categories consumed across 313 Chinese cities. In 2023, total emissions reached 182.6 Mt CO2-eq (1.5% of national emissions), dominat…
Ilyas Masudin, Dian Palupi Restuputri, Rangga Primadasa +2
This study addresses supply-chain decarbonization through industrial symbiosis in agro-industrial sectors. It applies a hybrid DEMATEL–BWM–MARCOS multi-criteria decision framework to prioritize carbon-reduction strategies. Though no abstrac…
Yenming J. Chen, Yu-Chung Tsao, Chu-Yu Cheng +1
This study models a two-echelon dual-channel supply chain with duopoly manufacturers deciding carbon-reduction investment and pricing under centralized vs. decentralized structures via a Stackelberg game. Numerical results show that adoptin…
World Bank Group
The World Bank Group's implementation plan for its Metals and Minerals Strategy in emerging and developing economies. It addresses weak governance, infrastructure and human capital gaps, and limited private capital through eight solutions u…
Wenjing Gong, Yiwen Ouyang, Yilu Gu +4
This study maps environmental and social hotspots across the global material supply chains feeding NCM 622 battery production in China, and analyzes the trade-offs involved in sourcing decisions. It highlights where upstream burdens and soc…
Stefan Schaltegger, Roger Leonard Burritt
This conceptual paper uses a metamodern, problematization lens to argue that transparency-based accounting of past social and environmental harms is insufficient for the supply chain transformation science demands. It identifies four limiti…
Xu Tian, Yuyao Mao, Yong Geng +1
Using multilayer network analysis, this study compares primary (ore) and secondary (scrap) trade networks for aluminium and copper across the US, EU and China from 2010-2023. It finds marked structural decoupling: ~40% of scrap-trading coun…
J. Gamage, B. Perera, Nawodi Peiris +1
Using a two-round Delphi study with construction experts in Sri Lanka, this paper examines how procurement practices can adapt to net-zero carbon targets. It identifies seven net-zero strategies and 15 best procurement practices, and propos…
Binbin Ma, Chen Zeng, Zhen Wang
This dataset estimates carbon stock losses from cropland expansion-induced deforestation across Belt and Road regions in 2020, combining multi-source spatial data (forest loss, crop distribution, soil/vegetation carbon) with the EXIOBASE mu…
Родион Сергеевич Рогулин
Part 2 of a study on adapting raw-material supply chains to climate instability. It reviews supplier/route diversification, buffer inventory, contract flexibility, climate-robust infrastructure, and early-warning systems, plus blockchain tr…
Zhewei Sun
This theoretical study examines how consumer low-carbon preferences shape supply chain pricing, emission-reduction production, and green marketing decisions. It finds that low-carbon preferences do not automatically yield simultaneous impro…
Tang R.
This paper examines how hybrid policy mixes can be strategically integrated to drive carbon reduction across green supply chains. It analyzes the intersection of carbon regulation and supply-chain management, offering implications for firms…
Hettiarachchi I.
A conceptual study proposing a framework to integrate net-zero goals into construction supply chain evaluations. It theorizes how sustainability metrics can be combined with conventional performance assessment. Though empirical evidence is …
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