GX & Decarbonization Research

Eldeep, City, Karam, Fida, Zaki, Chahir

This paper examines how physical and transition climate risks affect women's empowerment in firms, using World Bank Enterprise Surveys. Physical risks reduce female ownership, while transition risks boost female management, especially in sm…

Sourav Batabyal, Alper Gormus

This study analyzes the bidirectional transmission between climate policy uncertainty (CPU) and housing prices across U.S. metropolitan areas using a Fourier-augmented Toda-Yamamoto causality framework. Findings reveal significant CPU-to-ho…

I. Belova, Oleksiy Yaroshchuk

This paper proposes a multi-criteria strategic analysis methodology for enterprise carbon risks, integrating regulatory, market, operational, financial, value-chain, reporting, and reputational blocks into an integral carbon risk index. It …

Shu Shang, Yanxi Li

Using panel data from Chinese A-share listed companies (2008-2023), this paper empirically examines how climate risk affects corporate sustainable innovation. It finds that climate risk significantly inhibits R&D inputs and patent outputs, …

Eli B. Schulman, Kai Chen, Andrew Y. Chang

This commentary examines the health impacts of climate change through extreme precipitation, wildfires, and heat waves, highlighting methodological challenges for health services research, including data gaps and exposure misclassification.…

Kazuhiko Ito, Kathryn Lane, Carolyn Olson

This paper describes NYC Health Department's decade of work on heat-related mortality: lowering heat emergency thresholds, analyzing heat-stroke deaths (85% at home, none with working AC), developing a Heat Vulnerability Index, and linking …

Syed Afzal Moshadi Shah, Nikhil Vp

Using quarterly data from Pakistan (1990Q1–2024Q4) and robust least squares with MM-estimator, this study finds that water scarcity, rising temperatures, modern farming techniques, and rural poverty significantly damage forest ecology, whil…

D. Di Bucci

This paper reviews the role of hazard and risk models in Italy's civil protection system, covering prevention, emergency response, and recovery phases. It highlights multi-risk assessment, climate change adaptation, social vulnerability int…

Willy Cahyadhiputra Gunawan, Eriani Ramadhianti, Endri Pitriadi +4

This study evaluates nature-based solutions (LID facilities) in a residential drainage system using EPA SWMM 5.2 for a hilly Indonesian residence. Three scenarios were compared; combined LID plus storage cut total runoff by 42.6% and attenu…

Charles F. Nicholson, Daniel Mason-D'Croz, Emma Stephens +12

This paper proposes Participatory Systems Modeling (PSM) as a methodological approach to improve food and nutrition security under climate change. PSM combines facilitated stakeholder discussions with quantitative inter-temporal simulation …

Rui Alexandre Castanho, Gözde Meral, Paulo Ferreira +3

This study examines the bidirectional causal links between climate change and migration using panel data from eight climate-vulnerable countries (2000–2024). It finds two-way causality between migration and climate change, one-way causality…

Jennifer B Skerker, Christian Klassert, Baptiste Francois +3

A city-scale model of Santa Cruz, California shows that climate change-driven infrastructure costs could double water bills by mid-century, making water unaffordable for an additional 7–16% of households. The study emphasizes policy interve…

Floris Boogaard, Hsoc Mathai, Lakshman Srikanth

This chapter discusses the role of nature-based solutions in enhancing infrastructure resilience against disasters. It argues that partnering with the environment offers cost-effective and sustainable approaches to resilience, providing cas…

Abebe Arega Mekonen, Amogne Asfaw Eshetu, Girma Moges Meshesha +3

This paper investigates community-led nature-based solutions (NbS) for urban climate resilience in Dessie City, Ethiopia, focusing on practices, challenges, and institutional dynamics. It provides insights into NbS implementation in a devel…

Yeboah Richard

This thesis examines the impact of climate risk on corporate decision-making across three domains: accounting conservatism, inventory stockpiling, and agency costs. Using large international samples, it finds that climate risk is positively…

Leng-Hsuan Tseng, Zoran Vojinović, Meng-Hsuan Wu +5

This paper demonstrates the potential of a quasi-2D flood model (PHD) as a planning tool for nature-based solutions (NBS) assessment, achieving comparable accuracy to MIKE FLOOD with about three times less computational time.

C. Deidda, A. Khanna, W. Schade +2

This paper reviews and quantifies the impact of climate extremes on Europe's transport infrastructure under different emission scenarios. Under RCP6.0, heatwave exposure could increase 30-fold by mid-century, and droughts could affect over …

Adrian Przymuszała

This paper evaluates methods for estimating agricultural damage in Poland under increasing climate risks, comparing traditional on-site inspections, insurance-based approaches, and technological solutions such as index-based insurance and r…

Haiqian Ke, LingJing Kong, Yaoyi Zhang

Analysis of 40 countries from 1994-2020 shows that rising temperature significantly increases geopolitical risk, especially in underdeveloped and arid regions. Mediating mechanisms include reduced manufacturing growth, lower Human Developme…

Liu Y.

This paper proposes a two-stage collaborative optimization method for reserve and de-icing resources in power systems under ice disasters. It contributes to grid resilience against extreme weather events exacerbated by climate change.