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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Albert Wee Kwan Tan
This article compares how Singapore and Thailand translate the ISSB's 2023 global baseline for investor-focused sustainability disclosure into domestic legal accountability. It separates reporting and measurement duties from supervision, li…
Taufan Hariono, Driana Leniwati
A mixed-method case study of PT Terminal Petikemas Surabaya analyzing GRI 305-based carbon disclosure and the impacts of electrifying Rubber Tyred Gantry cranes. Non-financially, the transition cuts emissions, air pollution and noise while …
Bonia Sundari, Ridarmelli Ridarmelli, Adib Minanurohman
Using panel data regression on 14 Indonesian-listed mining firms (56 firm-years, 2021–2024), this study tests how GRI 2021-based ESG disclosure, leverage, and dividend policy affect firm value (Tobin's Q). All three variables show positive …
RONGHUAN ZHANG, Saira Kharuddin, Ridzwana Mohd Said +1
An empirical study examining whether China's New Energy Demonstration City policy improves corporate ESG disclosure quality. It identifies a mechanism whereby the policy curbs greenwashing, thereby raising disclosure quality. It links local…
Yuriestyo Tjatur Widodo, Wahidahwati, Lilis Ardini
Using 85 firm-year observations from 17 Indonesian-listed mining firms (2018–2022), this study tests how ESG disclosure affects financial performance (ROA) and firm value (PBV) via regression and path analysis. Environmental, social, govern…
Fernetta Evania, Yenni Carolina
Using 83 firms across Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam (2020–2024), this study examines how board gender diversity moderates the effect of ESG scores on firm performance. Female board representation strengthens the ESG–firm…
Kaushik Jyoti Talukdar
Using survey data from 181 employees at ESG-reporting Indian firms plus BRSR/SEBI secondary sources, this study tests how ESG disclosure quality, transparency, regulatory oversight, and assurance affect perceived greenwashing and employee-r…
Anonymous 2 Anonymous2
A zero-shot multi-scope LCA framework estimates ML workload footprints without executing models, using DAG traversal and topological depth extraction. It unifies operational carbon, Scope 3 embodied hardware carbon, network transmission car…
Zhenliang Song, Ming Hong, Quanjiu WANG +5
A life-cycle assessment of greenhouse Hami melon in Xinjiang combined five irrigation and three fertilization levels. Fertilizers (54.5%) and plastic film (23.2%) dominated the 12.77 t CO2-eq/ha input footprint. The W4F3 treatment maximized…
Yazeid Aqqad
A bespoke carbon footprint methodology and tool were developed for National Olympic Committees and tested by 14 staff over 4-6 weeks. The tool scored 68.4 on the System Usability Scale (grade C), with effectiveness rated highest and learnab…
Abbas H. Abdulabbas, Murtada Ameer Ismael, Anwar D. Mahmoud
Sixteen RC deep beams were tested to assess longitudinal hollows' environmental and economic effects. Hollows cut peak load by 2.8-20.1% but reduced weight 3.56-12.35%, CO2 emissions 3.82-13.82%, embodied energy 3.48-13.80%, and constructio…
Gayan Ekanayake, G.R.Bhagya Wijewardhana Wijewardhana
A study from the National Hospital of Sri Lanka on reducing the carbon footprint of carpal tunnel surgery. It highlights emissions embedded in surgical care and likely examines how technique, materials, and anesthesia choices affect environ…
Andrea Bastianin, Elisabetta Mirto, Yan Qin +1
This paper produces point, sign, and density forecasts for the monthly real carbon price in the EU ETS using Bayesian VAR models augmented with macroeconomic and financial factors. Parsimonious factor models improve point and density foreca…
Özlem Duran, Rosemary Fieldson, Jing Zhao
This study examines how thermal mass, building services, and occupant behaviour affect comfort and carbon performance in four UK private homes (EPC A/B) using monitoring, energy data, surveys, interviews, and LCA. High-thermal-mass masonry …
Kensuke Yoshihiro, 俊和 山川
This paper statistically examines Japan's energy policy, showing slow renewable adoption, fossil-fuel reliance, and a return to nuclear power. It argues that even renewables are captured by existing political-economic structures—centralizat…
Gábor Nagy, Szabolcs Szentesi, Gergő Zemlényi +1
This study proposes a carbon-aware adaptive replenishment policy extending the conventional adaptive (s, S) model by incorporating the environmental consequence of delayed ordering. Monte Carlo simulation shows negligible benefit in stable …
Paul Friedrich Zelle, Jonas Hörsch, Ninghong Sun +1
Cement decarbonisation is hard because much CO2 comes from process chemistry and handling depends on regional storage. This study provides the first system-wide comparison of oxygen-from-electrolysis, CO2 grid, and flexible grinding using a…
Alya Agesti, Umiaty Hamzani, Ira Grania Mustika
Using 104 firm-year observations from 26 non-cyclical consumer firms on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (2021–2024), this study regresses carbon emission disclosure on financial slack, firm size, and carbon performance. Only firm size signific…
Navya Vikraman Nair, Jeremy B. Pittman, Prateep Kumar Nayak
This paper examines whether local ecological knowledge (LEK) can inform biodiversity monitoring in climate-vulnerable blue carbon ecosystems such as mangroves, seagrass beds, and salt marshes. Without an abstract, the specific methods and f…
Wanli Xing, Xiaoguang Ouyang, Fen Guo +1
A meta-analysis quantifying decadal blue carbon losses from tidal wetland reclamation and gains from restoration in China. Carbon stock depletion was the largest loss pathway (49.18% mangroves, 37.33% tidal marsh), while biomass recovery dr…
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