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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Sadagat E. Ahmadova, Jeyhun Mahmudov, Rahibə ƏBDÜLHƏSƏNOVA +2
Using a 79-economy panel (1995–2022), this paper examines whether the carbon intensity of production relates to within-country income inequality. It finds that, conditional on income, higher per capita emissions are associated with lower me…
Elysse Prussing, Jenni Doust, Frances Guy +1
A retrospective Australian regional study compared carbon footprints of Midwifery Group Practice (MGP) versus standard medically led maternity care. MGP episodes averaged 52.87 kgCO2e versus 99.51 kgCO2e for standard care—roughly half. Find…
Dawid Rusin, Janusz Juraszek, Aleksandra Baksik
This paper presents a hybrid methodology combining Urban Mining (recycled aluminum recovery), laboratory testing, FEM simulation, and FBG fiber-optic strain monitoring of an operational curtain wall. Integrating Structural Health Monitoring…
Navneet Kaur, Shegufta Shetranjiwalla, Subarna Dey +1
This study evaluates the eco-costs and carbon footprint of carboxymethylating paper mill sludge as a circular valorization route. It quantifies how converting an industrial waste stream into a usable material affects environmental burden an…
Paulo Sergio Pinheiro Lima
Reimplements modules M1 (mass) and M2 (manufacturing GHG) of the i3ET model as an auditable, testable program with a web interface. It reproduces vehicle mass across 72 configurations and cradle-to-gate emissions for twelve reference vehicl…
Ayşegül Toptal
This paper models a two-echelon manufacturer–retailer supply chain where each party faces a different carbon tax rate. It derives threshold conditions under which optimal replenishment simplifies to lot-for-lot ordering, and shows that rais…
Haixuan Geng, Ling Xie, Yu Jiang +3
Using 2000-2025 land-use data, this study analyzes carbon-stock dynamics and drivers in South China's karst-coastal zones. Coupling PLUS and InVEST models, it simulates three land-management scenarios for 2030 and 2035. A steep-slope protec…
Sophia Aparecida Morro Chamilete, Matheus Deniz, A. L. M. Novo +4
This study integrates GHG emissions and removals into a farm-scale carbon balance for Brazilian tropical dairy systems, comparing high (HPS) and medium (MPS) production levels using IPCC and LEAP guidelines. HPS shows lower emission intensi…
Jia-Wei Yu, Zu-Heng Cheng, De-Xing An +3
Using land-use, socioeconomic, and MODIS NPP data, this study estimates China's land-use carbon emissions and sequestration for 2000–2021. Construction-land emissions rose 235% while forest sequestration grew 16.6%. A Gaussian Process Regre…
R. K. Naresh, Rajan Bhatt, Krishan K. Verma +3
This paper addresses AI-enabled regenerative practices for carbon farming. It likely applies AI/ML to soil carbon measurement and management, linking agricultural practices to carbon sequestration and credits. No abstract is available, so m…
Mengdie Chen, Min Cheng, Xin Wang +1
Using panel data for 30 Chinese provinces (2013-2024), this study tests competing effects of new-type infrastructure (NI) on carbon emissions with two-way fixed effects, system GMM, and instrumental variables. It finds an inverted U-shaped …
Tom Bearpark, Ben Groom
This is a replication package (code and data) for the Nature Climate Change 2026 paper introducing the 'Carbon at Risk' measure for managing carbon removal risk and guiding portfolio construction. It enables verification and reuse of the me…
Pipit Somefotorono Majid, Achmad Ruslan, Naswar +2
This doctrinal legal study assesses Indonesia's carbon tax against Sweden, Norway, Canada, and the UK. It finds an adequate normative foundation but weak effectiveness due to no binding price escalation, narrow sectoral coverage, fragile MR…
Sunbowen Zhang, 徐朝斌 XU Chaobin, Linsheng Wen +4
This study analyzes county-level carbon budgets in Fujian Province, China (2000-2023), mapping spatiotemporal dynamics of emissions and sequestration. Emissions show a coastal-high, inland-low pattern, while compensation rates are temporall…
Marco Gigantino, Stefano Mingolla, Lorenzo Rosa +2
A modular solar-powered unit converts crop residues and manure into stable solid carbon via anaerobic digestion, biomethanation and methane pyrolysis. A coupled mass-energy-cost model applied on a 5-arcminute global grid yields solid-carbon…
Xuechen Yang, Xiaojing Hu
This paper examines microbial carbon and its role in soil carbon sequestration. It links the global terrestrial carbon cycle to agricultural ecosystem management, discussing how microbial biomass and metabolites contribute to soil organic c…
Fei Chen, Shuo Zhang, Jiajun Chen +2
Integrating Landsat/Sentinel time series, random forest, LSTM–Land Change Modeler, and InVEST, this study reconstructs vegetation trajectories and a no-removal counterfactual after large-scale Spartina alterniflora removal in Yancheng, Chin…
Naima Iram, Kiah Eng Lim, Muhammad Ariq Khalingga +4
Soil organic carbon stocks and GHG fluxes were measured across six tropical intertidal seagrass meadows in Singapore. Top 0–25 cm stocks averaged 27.5 Mg C ha⁻¹ with high within-site variability unexplained by geomorphic setting. CO₂ flux d…
Ge Shi, Haoran Tang, Wei Wang +4
This work proposes a multi-source data fusion and explainable machine learning framework to map built-environment carbon emissions at fine spatial scales in high-density urban regions. It aims to improve urban emissions estimation accuracy …
Zeying Li, Yingying Bi, Yalong Li +4
This study quantifies the coupling coordination degree of water-energy-carbon (WEC) systems in coal chemical parks of China's Yellow River Basin and identifies driving factors. It highlights resource-decarbonization trade-offs in heavy indu…
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