This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open 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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Hasan L.
This paper critically examines the global discourse on net-zero building policy, reflecting on its formation and future challenges while highlighting limitations in current frameworks.
Sovacool B.K.
This paper analyzes the political economy of net-zero transitions across eight carbon-neutral countries, examining policy drivers, barriers, and justice benefits. It provides cross-country insights into successful decarbonization policies a…
Nuobu Renzhi, John Beirne, Le Ngoc Dang
This paper examines how economic policy uncertainty (EPU) affects carbon emissions in 13 emerging market economies from 1990 to 2023. Higher EPU increases emissions, with effects moderated by institutional strength, clean energy share, and …
Abdul Waheed Muhammad Arif
This paper critiques the temporal ableism in climate governance, arguing that rigid, fast-paced policy frameworks marginalize disabled youth. Using 'crip time' theory, it proposes an Inclusive Climate Governance model with flexible particip…
Ranjan Kumar Das, Dr. Ramjee Singh
This paper provides a comprehensive review of India's approach to sustainable development, covering its policy framework, government initiatives like the National Action Plan on Climate Change and National Solar Mission, and commitment to n…
Priya Bhatnagar, Honey Sharma,, Abhinav Singh
This paper analyzes the regulatory paradox in India's coal sector, where the nation commits to phasing down coal while simultaneously opening it to commercial mining. It highlights the dominance of state-owned Coal India Limited and the nee…
Rasheed Ololade Alli, Moses Onaolapo, Khadijat Raimi
This study evaluates the implementation of Lagos State's Climate Action Plan (2020–2025) using the Hale et al. (2021) framework, employing AI tools (Feedly Pro, Gemini Pro) for qualitative assessment across transport, waste, and energy sect…
Boburmirzo To'lqin
This paper analyzes the theoretical and legal frameworks for transitioning to a green economy, focusing on Uzbekistan's legislation on renewable energy and green financing. It identifies gaps and proposes improvements to legal mechanisms.
Maria Pournara, Filippos Proedrou
This paper analyzes how the Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF) approaches climate change as ecocide. Using zemiological and social policy methods, it distinguishes ecocide-as-law and ecocide-as-harm, finding that CVF frames climate change prima…
Orla Kelleher
This article explores the relationship between climate assessments and public sector climate duties in planning cases in the UK and Ireland. It examines how these duties constrain planning authorities' discretion for renewable energy and em…
Young-Jin Ahn, Zuhriddin Juraev
This paper analyzes the fragmentation of carbon governance across Eurasia from a geopolitical perspective. It argues that the lack of policy coordination among regions undermines decarbonization efficiency.
Dhyani Mehta, Nikunj Patel, Mukundufite Fabien
This paper analyzes the drivers of carbon emissions in Europe, focusing on asymmetric and distributional effects. It quantifies the impact of economic activities and policies on emissions, highlighting regional disparities.
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This paper examines the construction of an R&D and promotion system for green science and technology to achieve low-carbon goals. It analyzes institutional design, policy incentives, and public-private partnerships, proposing effective meas…
Fangzhu Zhang, Fulong Wu, Handuo Deng
This paper explains the gap between China's strategic low-carbon transition design and fragmented urban policy implementation through the concept of climate statecraft. It analyzes three elements—state institutions/campaigns, multi-scalar a…
Xu Wang, Gyu Hyun Kim
This study examines the synergistic effect of jointly implementing municipal solid waste management (MSW) and emissions trading scheme (ETS) on carbon emission efficiency (CEE) in urban China. Using a difference-in-differences design with p…
Open Insights
This report assesses the Conservative Party of Canada's 2021 federal election platform using a standardized energy system model. Compared to a current-policies baseline, the platform's policies modestly reduce emissions (6% by 2030) but fal…
X Li
This paper provides code and instructions for computational analysis of optimal carbon abatement pathways under climate change and uncertainty, useful for policymakers evaluating trade-offs between emission reduction targets and economic co…
Mathias Perl
This paper argues that the EU's choice in the 1980s to prioritize the Internal Energy Market over a Common Energy Policy has constrained long-term investment and industrial policy needed for the Green Transition. It calls for a paradigm shi…
Yodida Bhutia1 and Binita Pradhan2
This ethnographic study examines perceptions of carbon neutrality among students and residents in Samtse, Bhutan. It finds significant awareness, with forests and traditional agriculture seen as key to CO2 mitigation, and cultural practices…
Putri Dyah Kharisma, A. Fatharini
This paper analyzes how Jakarta leverages the C40 network to develop its net-zero emissions pathway, highlighting the role of transnational city cooperation in achieving climate goals.
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