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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Feleki E.
This paper applies Science-Based Targets (SBT) methodology to set emission reduction trajectories for Mediterranean cities, outlining pathways toward climate neutrality by 2050. It examines the feasibility and challenges of urban SBT adopti…
William Diebel, Robert D. Klassen
For large firms, most emissions occur in supply chains, yet few commit to SBTi. Using an attention-based view, this study argues supply chain operations create attentional structures that shape commitment to Scope 3 targets. Analyzing 13,66…
Shagufta Parveen, Paolo Coccorese, Muhammad Umer
Using a panel of 1,265 European firms, this study compares the associations of SBTi adoption and EU ETS exposure with carbon emission intensity. SBTi is linked to 25-28% lower intensity, EU ETS to about 7%, with a complementary interaction.…
Pothin, Florian
This replication package provides code and derived results for a study linking SBTi commitments to CDP disclosures. Using staggered difference-in-differences, it finds that voluntary climate pledges broaden what firms measure (especially Sc…
Joseph E. Aldy, Patrick Bolton, Marcin Kacperczyk +1
This paper analyzes the rise of voluntary corporate climate commitments since the Paris Agreement, institutionalized through CDP and SBTi. It assesses whether companies are on track to meet their pledges and examines market reactions when f…
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SBTi released a draft of Version 2 of its Net-Zero Standard for corporations. Key updates include strengthened Scope 3 requirements and updated science-based pathways. Public consultation open.
Poornima Mishra, Bryan W. Husted
This study empirically examines whether firms adopting Science-Based Targets (SBTs) have lower GHG emissions, and finds a significant negative association. The effect is stronger in countries with robust regulatory governance. The research …
Wang Z.
This study examines how setting carbon reduction targets influences corporate carbon performance through the serial mediating roles of dynamic capabilities and green technology innovation behavior. Empirical evidence shows that target setti…
Thayla Zomer, Suzana Regina Moro, Paulo Cauchick Miguel +3
This study analyzes climate change reports from 326 European manufacturing companies with science-based GHG targets, categorizing product innovation initiatives. Two main strategies emerged: developing new low-carbon products and improving …
Li J.
This paper examines the role of science-based targets (SBTs) in carbon mitigation, addressing the tension between net zero aspirations and economic growth. It offers insights for corporate and policy decision-making.
Bjørn A.
This review assesses emerging evidence on whether Science-Based Targets (SBTs) effectively align corporate emissions reductions with Paris Agreement goals. It examines whether SBT adoption drives actual emission cuts and identifies mechanis…
Gifford L.
This paper examines the governance implications of science-based targets (SBTs) for climate action, focusing on both opportunities (e.g., standard-setting, accountability) and limitations (e.g., equity gaps, implementation challenges). It p…
Sá J.C.
This paper reviews the literature on Science Based Targets (SBT) and identifies factors contributing to an organization's sustainable development. It proposes a conceptual model that systematically maps the relationship between SBT adoption…
Elliott C.
This paper proposes a logical framework for climate action toward net-zero targets. It provides a conceptual foundation for coherent action plans by companies and policymakers, though lacks empirical evidence.
Martin Schüder, Henning Zülch
This study analyzes how board-level governance mechanisms (sustainability committees and gender diversity) influence corporate progress toward SBTi-validated science-based targets. Using a sample of 286 European firms with 586 near-term SBT…
Martin Schüder, Henning Zülch
This study examines whether SBTi participation improves corporate carbon performance across emission scopes. Using coarsened exact matching and OLS regression on 3,113 listed firms (2015-2024) in Europe, North America, and Asia, it finds co…
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