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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Julian Fairmont, Eleanor Wren
This study developed low-carbon bio-cemented concrete combining fly ash, GGBS, and Sporosarcina pasteurii-induced calcite precipitation. The hybrid mix achieved 46.8 MPa compressive strength (22.5% above control) with improved durability an…
Chunqin Zhang, Xin Yang, Wenbin Yao +4
This study examines how incentive mechanisms on carbon inclusion platforms drive the dynamic internalization of low-carbon behavior. It explores the conditions under which rewards and incentives turn one-off actions into sustained habits, o…
Hanxue Li, Chenxin Zhang, Jiayin Xu +7
This study assesses the carbon footprint of China's oyster processing industry and explores mitigation strategies toward a low-carbon, circular model. It applies GHG accounting at the sector level in a primary-industry context. Specific mit…
Tao Wu, Zeyin Chen, Shiqi Zhou +1
This study presents PC-GAN, an automated block design tool integrating Pix2pix with a two-step GAN mechanism inspired by CycleGAN, generating high-resolution 3D urban forms under specific climatic and energy-reduction targets. Focusing on G…
Yu Wu, Qing Zhang, Bian Wang +3
This study explores calcined marl, a low-grade clay, as a supplementary cementitious material (SCM) for low-carbon cement. Substituting clinker with such SCMs can cut process CO2 emissions in cement production. Raw-material availability and…
Muhammad Parikesit Wisnubroto, Ami Sukma Utami, Eri Stiyanto +3
A community service program in Nagari Koto Malintang, Indonesia, built local capacity on customary forest governance and carbon trade literacy. Using participatory training, pre/post tests of 42 respondents showed comprehension of carbon tr…
Xiaoli Wu, Qi Kou, Haoming Deng +1
This study examines optimal financing and operational strategies in a fresh-product supply chain under cap-and-trade, where capital-constrained suppliers must invest in both freshness-keeping and carbon reduction. Comparing centralized, no-…
Shuang Zhang, Douglas Almond
A study examining China's nationwide emissions trading system, the world's largest carbon market. It questions whether the scheme delivers meaningful abatement, given low prices and limited sectoral coverage. Offers lessons for carbon-prici…
Hrishikesh Upadhyaya
This study examines stock-market reactions to India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) announcement on 28 June 2023 across four carbon-intensive sectors (aluminium, chlor-alkali, pulp & paper, textile) using an event study of 18 listed f…
Kalyani Ganpat Midgule, Prasoom Dwivedi, Gobinath Ravindran
This bibliometric study analyzes 155 Scopus-indexed articles (2015–2026) on sustainable agricultural finance (SAF) using Biblioshiny and VOSviewer. The field remains fragmented across climate finance, rural credit, green investment, and ris…
Funny Chibwe, Tendai James Mapanga
This study examines expert perspectives on AI-enabled ESG carbon accounting and reporting in Zimbabwe. It highlights AI's potential to automate carbon measurement and disclosure while identifying data infrastructure and institutional gaps a…
Danqing Lin, Dan He, Yu Zhao
This study introduces a multi-agent LLM framework that extracts ESG and financial indicators directly from banks' annual reports, using category-specific prompts to handle synonyms, scales and unit inconsistencies. Applied to hundreds of re…
Agnieszka Karman, Małgorzata Rutkowska, Jarosław Banaś
A qualitative study (15 expert interviews, 2025) examining how graphic elements in ESG reports shape interpretation, emotional response, and trust. Charts and data visualizations are seen as most effective for their analytical and navigatio…
Michael R. King, Paul W. Beamish
This study examines how pairing internal climate oversight (board-level governance) with Science-Based Targets drives corporate GHG emission reductions. It highlights the synergy between internal governance mechanisms and externally validat…
Emmanuel Onwioduokit, Godwin E. Bassey, Mfon E. Okon +1
Using Nigerian annual data (1990–2024) and time-series econometrics, this study assesses government climate strategies. Short-run climate outcomes are driven by government climate footprint, renewable energy strategy, and GDP per capita; lo…
Prashant Das
Using parcel-level land price data (2019–2024) from Andhra Pradesh, India, this study estimates how RCP4.5/8.5 climate risks are capitalized into agricultural land prices. A 1% rise in rainfall raises prices ~3%, while a 1°C rise in project…
Justin E. Silpe, Karla Damian-Medina, Sarah M. Reyes +1
This review compares environmental burdens of breastfeeding versus commercial milk formula, estimating 5.9-7.5 billion kg CO2e added annually by formula use in infants under 6 months. It identifies a reinforcing feedback loop where climate …
Giovanni Battista Gaggero, Zeeshan Afzal, Afroz Mokarim +3
This paper analyzes the communication requirements and cybersecurity challenges of Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) and proposes a secure architecture integrating wired and wireless technologies. The design is scalable, cost-efficient, a…
Owen Hetherington
This policy brief examines structural barriers limiting Black Texans' representation and advancement across oil, gas, and renewable energy industries. Drawing on workforce data and policy analysis, it identifies inequities in recruitment, l…
Seaver Wang, Peter J. Cook, Ryan Alimento +4
This study models future energy transition mineral demand for power and transport in India, Bangladesh, and ASEAN. By 2050 these regions may consume at levels comparable to the US, yet domestic mining falls short—especially for graphite and…
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