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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Abdullajonov Sarvarbek Rustam o'g'li
This legal analysis argues climate change is a present governance, rights, fiscal and accountability issue, not merely a future risk. Drawing on European Court of Human Rights climate rulings, it calls for legal reform combining mitigation,…
Siyaxola Ernest Gadu, Mphathesithe Mzwandile Mkhize, Methembe Mdlalose +2
A qualitative study of Eastern Cape municipalities examines how climate responses (SDG13) interlink with other SDGs. It finds local climate action is poorly financed, competing with SDGs at budget level yet generating synergies at project l…
Allaire M.
A study examining how U.S. biofuel subsidies affect greenhouse gas emissions. It investigates the 'green paradox' — the possibility that subsidies intended to cut emissions may inadvertently raise them. The work speaks to the gap between po…
Leifeng Zhang, Yanfang Lyu, Dong Wang
This study embeds digital factors into a firm-level production and pollution-emission model to examine how digitalization affects carbon productivity. Using an orthogonal-projection dynamic evaluation of Chinese provincial digitalization (2…
Shanshan Wang, Athapol Ruangkanjanases, Shih‐Chih Chen +1
Using survey data from 318 Chinese managers and PLS-SEM, this study integrates the TOE framework with NRBV, dynamic capabilities, and institutional theory to explain firm low-carbon performance (FLCP). Technological competence, top manageme…
Wenjuan Bao, Bo Pang
Using panel data from 16 developed economies (2000–2020), this study finds that environmental policy stringency (EPSI) and renewable energy consumption (REC) are consistently positively associated with life expectancy. Industrial-process CO…
Zahid Hussain Hulio
This paper critically examines Pakistan's energy sector structure and policies from 1947 to 2021, addressing circular debt, IPPs, capacity charges, and tariff burdens. Using descriptive critical analysis, it proposes expanding distribution …
Dominion Ikponmosa Okhirebhu
This qualitative study examines policy and regulatory barriers hindering Nigeria's renewable energy transition despite frameworks like REMP and NREEEP. Using secondary data, it identifies inadequate funding, bureaucratic inefficiency, incon…
Oluwatuyi Nelson Johnson
This paper examines renewable energy's role in sustainable energy governance and climate mitigation in Nigeria, a major African GHG emitter dependent on fossil fuels. Despite abundant solar, wind, hydro, and biomass potential, weak regulati…
Ademola Oluborode Jegede, Matilda Adedoyin Chukwuemeka
The 2025 ICJ Advisory Opinion clarified that states' climate obligations stem not only from treaties but also customary law, human rights law, and general principles. This study assesses how far South Africa's Second NDC reflects these lega…
Le A.
This paper systematically maps and compares net-zero-carbon building (ZCB) policies across leading countries. It organizes regulatory, incentive, and building-code designs, highlighting commonalities and divergences in decarbonization polic…
Tariq Ijaz
This paper draws lessons from Denmark's pioneering decarbonization strategies to inform the reconfiguration of U.S. climate mitigation policy. It examines transferable policy design elements—carbon pricing, renewable deployment, and institu…
Annabelle Wilkinson, Christoph Klebl
Surveying 211 Australian local government members, this study compares their second-order beliefs about public climate opinion against national benchmarks. Members underestimated public support for stronger government action (61% vs 83%) an…
Chigurupati Vedavathi
This study examines challenges facing ecopreneurship in India using secondary data and case analysis. It identifies regulatory and tax complexity, financing gaps, the consumer value-action gap, infrastructure shortfalls, and skills shortage…
Huimin Liu, Xueqiang JI, Jie Shang
Using panel data from 169 cities in China's 13 major grain-producing areas (2013-2023), this DID study treats the low-altitude economy pilot policy (LAEPP) as a quasi-natural experiment. LAEPP reduces agricultural carbon emission intensity …
Hong Fang
Using panel data from 280 Chinese prefecture-level cities (2006–2019, 3,920 observations), this study examines whether the Low-Carbon City Pilot (LCCP) policy mitigates the urban energy rebound effect. It offers a dataset and insights on th…
Yazhen Gong, Min Wang, Jinhua Zhao
China leads the world in both GHG emissions and renewable energy deployment. This review classifies China's climate policies into binding climate targets and a mix of command-and-control and market-based implementation mechanisms. It assess…
Olivia Gold, Paul Pfaffenbichler, Astrid Gühnemann
This paper examines how decarbonisation policies affect transport-poor households in Austria and explores possible mitigation strategies. It focuses on the distributional and equity consequences of measures such as carbon pricing and fuel t…
Zhenzhen Liu, Changkeun Lee
An empirical study examining how China's smart port policy affects carbon emissions. It likely tests whether port digitalization and smart-port initiatives contribute to decarbonization. The abstract was unavailable, so methods and findings…
Hongshuo Zhang, Kedong Yin, Chong Huang +1
Using panel data for 61 Chinese low-carbon pilot cities (2010–2020), this study combines the Tapio decoupling model with an extended STIRPAT model to analyze the economic growth–carbon emissions nexus. Pilots shifted overall from weak to st…
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