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.
Showing 341–360 of 419 papers
Eka Nurjati, Septian Adityawati
This study analyzes determinants of greenhouse gas emissions in six ASEAN countries from 1997-2019 using panel data. Results show that forest area and population size positively and significantly impact emissions, while fertilizer consumpti…
Pedro de Oliveira Masetti, Darllan Collins da Cunha e Silva, Liliane Moreira Nery
This study analyzes socioeconomic determinants of CO2eq emissions in São Paulo state using the STIRPAT model. Findings show that vehicle fleet expansion significantly increases emissions, while industrial value added has a negative coeffici…
Xiao-Long L.
This study shows that combining nitrogen fertilizer reduction with green manure returning via livestock digestion significantly decreased greenhouse gas emissions in wheat fields at the Qinghai Plateau. This practice offers a potential miti…
Kutlu L.
This paper analyzes spillover effects of greenhouse gas emission inefficiency among European countries, providing insights into the interplay of emission reduction policies. It may inform EU climate policy coordination and carbon leakage mi…
Zhang Q.
This study examines how nitrogen input and aeration affect greenhouse gas emissions and pollutants in agricultural drainage ditches. Results show that nitrogen input increases N2O emissions while aeration may reduce methane emissions, offer…
Czyżewski A.
This study compares the impact of agriculture on greenhouse gas emissions in Visegrad Group countries (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia) after the 2008 economic crisis. It reveals cross-country differences and post-crisis changes i…
Diffenbaugh N.S.
This paper analyzes the probability that local-scale warming and extreme weather events will persist during and after decarbonization. Using climate models, it quantifies the risk that even if emission reductions are achieved, some regions …
Perkins-Kirkpatrick S.
This study investigates heatwave dynamics in a net zero world. Using climate models, it evaluates how achieving net zero emissions affects the frequency and intensity of heatwaves. The findings highlight the necessity of ambitious mitigatio…
Thanatrakolsri P.
This paper evaluates greenhouse gas emissions from motor vehicles in Bangkok, Thailand. It likely provides an emission inventory for the transport sector, contributing to climate action planning in megacities.
Gibba A.
This study uses panel data analysis to examine the effects of energy consumption, foreign direct investment, and economic growth on greenhouse gas emissions in OPEC member states. Findings indicate that energy consumption increases emission…
Gobezie Y.M.
This paper analyzes the relationship between greenhouse gas emissions and food security in sub-Saharan Africa using system GMM estimation. It empirically evaluates the impact of climate change on agricultural production and food access, off…
Srimarut T.
An empirical analysis of economic determinants (custom duties, energy imports, government health spending) on Thailand's greenhouse gas emissions, offering policy insights for emission reduction strategies.
Xu X.
This study uses a machine learning model to simulate the global effects of biochar application on crop yield and greenhouse gas emissions, revealing geographical differences. It suggests that optimal biochar use varies by regional soil and …
Liang J.F.
This study examines rapid changes in greenhouse gas emissions and microbial community composition in sediments following carbon and nitrogen additions, providing insights into nutrient impacts on sediment GHG dynamics.
van Meijl H.
This paper examines the dual impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on food affordability and global greenhouse gas emissions. It suggests that while the war reduces food affordability due to price increases, it may also lead to emission reductio…
Hoteit M.
This study quantifies greenhouse gas emissions, water footprint, and nitrogen loss associated with food consumption among Lebanese adults using national survey data. It identifies key food groups and dietary patterns contributing to environ…
Murawska A.
This paper analyzes trends in greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural and industrial sectors across EU countries, examining how economic conditions and country classifications influence emission patterns, providing insights for policy.
Li Q.
This case study examines GHG emissions from rice-fish coculture in terraced paddy fields in Qingtian, China. Results suggest that coculture can reduce methane emissions compared to monoculture.
Shah S.
This study analyzes how future crop yield growth in Africa can mitigate agricultural greenhouse gas emissions. Yield improvements reduce land conversion and improve input efficiency, leading to potential emission reductions.
Peter Yatsyshin, Karl Lapo, Oliver Strickson +3
Applying Dynamic Mode Decomposition (DMD) to satellite observations of Antarctic sea ice concentration, this study shows that the 2014-2017 decline and subsequent recovery, as well as the renewed collapse from 2022, result from interacting …
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