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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Simone Marsiglio, Tatyana Perevalova, Marco Tolotti
This study models energy transition dynamics under anti-environmentalist policy conditions using Markov chain modeling. It likely quantifies how political backlash and policy rollback affect the pace and pathways of decarbonization. The app…
Sachi Nandurkar, Caitlin Grady
This study builds an exploratory systems scenario model using Formula 1's official sustainability data to assess seven decarbonization interventions via a static calculator and a 2024–2030 dynamic simulator with stock dynamics and emissions…
Erbay C.
This study techno-economically and environmentally assesses blue hydrogen production via steam methane reforming (SMR) with carbon capture in Türkiye. It analyzes how evolving carbon policy shapes production costs and environmental performa…
Li C.
An empirical study examining how China's carbon emission trading scheme reshapes internal capital allocation within business groups. It investigates whether carbon reduction pressure drives firms to reallocate capital across group affiliate…
Wang H.
This study examines how carbon emissions trading markets influence low-carbon technology innovation through the lens of financial geographic structure. It links emissions trading to innovation pathways and regional disparities via the geogr…
Wang-Helmreich H.
A policy study examining how adding a domestic offset component to a carbon tax affects national emissions mitigation. It analyzes whether offsets weaken or complement the tax's abatement incentive. Relevant to carbon-pricing design and off…
Du Y.
An empirical study using moderated mediation analysis to examine how China's carbon emissions trading pilot policy affects corporate ESG performance. It identifies the mediating pathways through which the policy improves ESG outcomes and th…
Oluwakemi A.A.
An empirical study examining how ESG financial materiality affects firms' financial performance, and whether ESG transparency moderates that relationship. It asks whether the quality and transparency of ESG disclosure shapes the performance…
Wang X.
An empirical study examining how ESG disclosure drives corporate technological innovation, with product market competition as a moderating factor. It analyzes whether competitive pressure strengthens or weakens the innovation effects of dis…
Fu T.
An empirical study using Chinese firm data on how ESG disclosure and innovation affect corporate financial performance. It suggests that stronger ESG disclosure links to financing and firm value. Useful for benchmarking the economic effects…
Priiyha M.P.
This study spatially maps agroclimate vulnerability and carbon emissions across India to inform its net-zero transition. It aims to identify priority regions where adaptation and mitigation efforts overlap. Without an abstract, methods and …
Sengur F.K.
This work addresses sustainability policies and collaborative industry actions for net-zero aviation. It likely covers SAF uptake and cross-industry coordination, though the absence of an abstract limits assessment of methods and findings.
Anafo A.
A systematic review that consolidates net-zero carbon requirements used when clients select contractors in construction. It focuses on designing emission criteria and selection rules at the procurement stage to drive supply-chain decarboniz…
Yan-Qiu Cao, Yi-Fan Zhou, Xin-Feng Dou +1
Using Chinese A-share energy, mining, and infrastructure firms (2015-2023), this study finds ESG rating divergence significantly reduces corporate financial resilience. Tighter financing constraints and reduced analyst attention mediate the…
C. Chamberlain, L. Riley, S. Busby +9
This study evaluates four baseline design choices (modeled vs. measured, static vs. dynamic, matched vs. random, single vs. blended BAU) for improved forest management (IFM) carbon accounting across diverse eastern US forests. Dynamic basel…
K. D. D. Jayalath, M. Z. Weerabangsa, B. Athapattu
This PRISMA-based systematic review of 96 sources examines how green accounting supports climate action and SDG 13, with a focus on Sri Lanka. It finds strong alignment with SDG Target 13.2, emerging alignment with 13.1, and underrepresenta…
C. Watson, Lauren D. Rawlins, M. Chand +6
This study quantifies changes in building and population exposure to flooding in Nepal and transboundary India-China regions using high-resolution data. Validating five building footprint products, Google Open Buildings Temporal 2.5D achiev…
M. Bandara, U. Kulatunga, H. D. Subhasingha
This systematic review examines biomimicry applications in building façade design across organism, behaviour and ecosystem levels. It reports energy savings of 35–85.5% from termite-mound ventilation and stomata-inspired panels, 20–50% sola…
H. Gholami, Mojtaba Sabetfard, M. Rahbar
This study predicts embodied carbon in residential buildings using machine learning on process-based LCA data. Seven models were trained; SHAP revealed that Gradient Boosting and Random Forest emphasize concrete volume and foundation steel,…
Rakesh Kumar, K. Poonam, B. Paikaray +1
This paper examines how blockchain technology can enhance transparency and integrity in carbon credit markets. It addresses issues such as double counting, fraud, and weak verification, exploring distributed ledger approaches for tracking a…
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