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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Amel-Zadeh A.
This paper examines how carbon accounting underpins the shift from voluntary to mandatory climate disclosure. It likely explores how firms operationalize accounting frameworks and data systems to meet regulatory reporting demands. Details a…
Tian-Jiao Dai, Zhanjiu Hao, Junfeng Chen +5
This paper reviews three decades of port emission inventory methods, tracing the shift from top-down fuel-based and bottom-up power-based approaches to high-resolution dynamic methods using multi-source data fusion. It identifies key limita…
Han Zhang, Fuxiang Li, Yang Wei +3
Rebuilding 2025 accounting workbooks for four coal and four hydropower plants in a Chinese province into parametric models, the study decomposes uncertainty via Monte Carlo and variance-based sensitivity indices. For coal plants the measure…
Christopher H. Palm, Frank Rosengreen Lorenzen, Jussi Ville Mikkonen +1
Interview-based study of four Danish SMEs and one German reference organization examining how digital carbon footprint tools support circular-economy decision-making in additive manufacturing. It identifies four workflow insertion points (r…
Ihor Mudryy, Serhiy Bula
This paper extends a variant-based design methodology for building foundations by adding an environmental criterion to equipment-set selection. For each alternative, machine operating time, fuel consumption and CO2-equivalent emissions are …
Qiushuang Lei, Jianli Jia, Hongzhen Zhang +3
This study develops and validates a rapid carbon footprint calculation method for contaminated site remediation. It offers a practical tool to estimate GHG emissions from remediation works, supporting decarbonization management in construct…
George Papapostolou, Athanasios S. Arampatzis, Daphne Kitsou +2
A discussion paper on operationalizing carbon farming in Greece. It likely addresses practical pathways for soil carbon sequestration, carbon credit generation, and farm-level emission reductions. Though no abstract is available, it appears…
Yu Cheng, Wei-Hung Chen
This study builds ISO 14064-1:2018 GHG inventories for two Taiwanese schools in Kaohsiung, comparing emission structures, intensities, hotspots, and data quality. Purchased electricity dominated both schools (>53%), with commuting, refriger…
Giulia Stella Previti
This article reviews UNIDROIT's Principles on Digital Assets and Private Law (2023) and its draft Principles on the Legal Nature of Verified Carbon Credits. Both soft-law instruments offer jurisdiction-, tech-, and organizationally-neutral …
Chen, Yang, Zhang, Shumin, Yang, Fumo +3
This archive provides code and data for a study estimating CO2 and air pollutants embodied in China's exports and emissions avoided by clean technologies used abroad. It bundles processed GLORIA, MEIC, UN Comtrade, Ember and EDGAR outputs w…
Wang L.
A full life-cycle assessment quantifying greenhouse gas emissions from sheep production on family pastures in Hulunbuir, China. It provides baseline emissions data for decarbonizing the livestock sector. Methodology and results are unverifi…
Úrsula Maíra Maciel Rigon Leão
A critical review of 20 peer-reviewed studies (2021–2025) mapping whole-life cycle assessment (WLCA) for buildings. As grids decarbonize, embodied carbon dominates—up to 80% of lifecycle emissions in high-efficiency buildings—with structura…
Achmad Dimas Wibawa, Baldric Siregar, Miswanto +1
Using 64 Basic Materials firms (256 observations) on the Indonesia Stock Exchange 2022–2025, this study tests whether carbon emission disclosure (CED) affects firm value (Tobin's Q) and whether governance (independent commissioner ratio) mo…
Mario Schmidt, Roukaya Issaoui-Domnik
Proposes a Shapley-value (game theory) allocation method for multi-product LCA that avoids price-driven volatility of economic allocation. Using a 2021 global portfolio of 726 mines, it derives mine-site GHG emission factors for Au, Ag, Cu,…
石四皓, Zhaofeng Zhang, Qinglin Luo +4
Using 2025 data from two Chinese smelters, this study builds cradle-to-gate inventories for Ausmelt and double-flash refined copper and evaluates them across five software-database-modeling configurations. Results range 5.9-7.1 and 4.6-6.3 …
Xi Tian, Tao Zhan, Fei Peng +2
This work appears to improve carbon footprint modeling for closed-loop, multi-resource life cycles, likely addressing allocation and accuracy issues in circular supply chains. Details are unavailable as no abstract was provided.
Otho Jose Sirtoli Marcondes, Rayan Raddatz, Lucas Mello Schnorr
This paper proposes a simulation-based method to predict the operational carbon footprint of task-based HPC applications without costly real executions. Per-task CPU/GPU energy models built from hardware measurements are applied to StarPU-S…
Jonnathan Richeds da Silva Sales, Claudivan Feitosa de Lacerda, Viviane da Silva Barros +5
A prospective study modeling the carbon footprint of cashew production in Brazil's semiarid region using carbon dynamics modeling. It estimates the carbon balance of the agricultural production stage and likely examines how land use and man…
Rey S. AMANTE
This work frames rice clusters as infrastructure that aggregates fragmented smallholder farms into verifiable mitigation units. It addresses MRV barriers that keep smallholders out of carbon markets and suggests clustering as an enabling pa…
J. J. van Tol, V. R. Clark, E. Kotze +14
Argues that afforestation drives in southern Africa misclassify ancient, fire-adapted grasslands as 'deforested,' producing misleading carbon claims. Alien tree plantations consume more water, raise fire risk, and reduce soil carbon. The au…
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