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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Jeethu J. C., Kaladevi. V.
This review synthesizes how wetlands act as carbon sinks in soils, plants, and peat, contributing to both climate mitigation and adaptation. It examines degradation drivers (drainage, urbanization, peat extraction) and the mitigation potent…
Premanand Meher, Nandita Debnath
A survey of 200 farmers in Sikkim, India, examines how climate change affects large cardamom, maize, and ginger cultivation. It finds yield declines, rising pest and disease outbreaks, and growing reliance on water conservation, planting-da…
Halonen V.
A case study examining how much individual behavioral change can contribute to greenhouse gas reduction among residents of a Finnish suburb. It quantifies household-level mitigation potential and suggests how policy and lifestyle shape emis…
Zhuang M.
A study analyzing the spatial heterogeneity of greenhouse gas emissions from cereal crop production across China. It indicates that emission profiles vary substantially by region, implying that region-specific mitigation strategies are need…
L. Attílio
Using a global VAR (1995-2019), the study examines how chip price shocks affect Brazilian macroeconomic variables and CO2 emissions. Chip price shocks reduce imports, industrial production, and emissions, transmitted via industrial output a…
Xiaojun Wu, Yuchen Hu, Jing Wei +1
Using 527 province-year observations from 31 Chinese provinces (2005–2021), the study measures agricultural carbon total factor productivity (ACTFP) via DEA and a Malmquist–Luenberger index treating carbon emissions as an undesirable output…
Mythili Ramamurthy Srinivasan, David de Berker, Zoe Claire Venables +2
First population-level, stage-specific estimates of the carbon footprint of melanoma care in England. It quantifies environmental burden by disease stage, identifying priority areas for decarbonizing healthcare pathways.
Mili Kwon, Seoyeon Kim, Gwon-Soo Bahn
A bibliometric and proxy-matrix review of 643 Web of Science articles (1995–2026) on coastal vegetation as Nature-based Solutions. Research clusters around ecological conservation, physical protection/disaster mitigation, and climate adapta…
Anjal Prakash, Harriet A. Bulkeley, Chandni Singh +2
This rapid review maps global pathways for urban climate justice, showing that distributive, procedural, and recognitional justice are being engaged in city climate action. The authors add epistemic and restorative justice to their framewor…
Eunhee Son, Hyunkyu Won, Chi-Ung Ko +4
Using InVEST carbon modeling with propensity score matching, this study compared carbon stocks between protected private forests (PA) and matched semi-conservation districts (SCA) in South Korea. PAs held 4.97 Mg C ha⁻¹ more carbon on avera…
Ömer Gökhan Ulum
A review of Akao and Washizu's book on how the social sciences should engage with climate change and the transition to a carbon-neutral society. It surveys interdisciplinary perspectives spanning economics, sociology, and policy studies. As…
Caleb Nahabwe, Gershom Nuwemuhwezi, Wycliffe Tumwesigye
A cross-sectional mixed-methods study in Bunyangabu District, Uganda, examines a decade of coffee yield changes among smallholder farmers. 69.6% reported declines, with climate variability cited as the dominant driver (71.2%), followed by p…
James M. W. Ryalls, Jake Bishop, Carol Wagstaff
This review examines how ozone and NOx disrupt floral scents and pollinator foraging, with a meta-analysis showing sub-additive effects when pollutants co-occur. Under SSP2-4.5, ozone rises until mid-century, then declines as clean-energy t…
Mo Bi
Using the Thornthwaite Memorial model with trend, correlation, and econometric analyses, this study examines spatiotemporal patterns and drivers of climate potential productivity (CPP) across Africa. CPP declined over 1901–2019 and is highl…
Xiaoxiao He, Songsong Li, Yan Zhou
Using panel data from 270 Chinese cities (2013-2022), this study shows carbon lock-in undermines urban ecological resilience, partly by reducing digital industry agglomeration. Industrial upgrading and carbon emissions trading mitigate the …
Wenying Liu, Aixia Xu, Lingling Li +4
A long-term semiarid maize trial (since 2012) shows integrated organic-inorganic fertilization (SC) achieved the highest yield, better carbon emission efficiency, and positive growing-season net ecosystem productivity. Organic-only inputs r…
Yuxin Wang, Yue Wang, Yue Wang +6
A 16-year field trial on aeolian sandy soil in Northeast China shows that combined organic–mineral fertilization (MNPK) boosts macroaggregate formation, aggregate stability, and SOC stocks by 65.5% versus control, while maximizing peanut yi…
Lawrence Onyeoyibo
Using ARDL bounds testing on 1989–2024 Nigerian data, this study finds that mining/quarrying, crude petroleum and natural gas, and coal production significantly raise CO2 emissions in both short and long run, while metal ores show no signif…
Wilman‐Santiago Ochoa‐Moreno
Using a balanced 44-country panel (2003-2022), this study estimates conditional associations between consumption-based ecological footprint per capita, income, energy use, trade openness, and institutional quality via CCEMG and related esti…
Wida SİMZARİ, Ali Güneş, Farshad Ganji +2
This paper proposes an explainable digital twin (SEDT) and evolutionary optimizer (SEEFO) integrating regenerative agriculture, climate-resilient food systems, and sustainable nutrition. It operationalizes the food–water–energy–carbon–nutri…
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