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.
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J.K. Nyameasem, M. Möller, A. Andrino +7
This study evaluates greenhouse gas responses to long-term nutrient management across multiple temperate cropping sites. It compares climate efficiency of different fertilization strategies, offering insights into emission reduction potenti…
Dr. Arvind Kumar, Dr. Chidanand Tiwari
This paper examines India's cross-border power diplomacy in South Asia, focusing on energy cooperation with Bhutan, Nepal, and Bangladesh. It argues that electricity trade and hydropower cooperation foster regional integration and economic …
XiaoPeng Zhu, HaiYan Xu, XiaoDong Wu +3
A 71-day incubation experiment on Tibetan Plateau permafrost soils with low-altitude soil additions showed that such inputs alleviate nitrogen limitation, stimulate microbial mineralization, and induce stage-dependent coupling of carbon rel…
Ping Lu, Na Zhang, Youpeng Zhang +7
This study proposes a method to synthesize low-carbon photocatalytic composite materials by using alkaline solid waste as a precursor for in-situ growth of bismuth oxyhalides. It aims to combine waste valorization with low-carbon technology…
Elsaid Zahran, T. Fan, Juan Wang +2
This study investigates a low-carbon ternary binder system using coal bottom ash (CBA), GGBS, and desulphurisation gypsum (DG) for stabilizing high-water-content waste soil. Mechanical grinding and combined alkali-sulfate activation overcom…
M. Ahmad, A. Akram, M. Bilal
This study evaluates a conductivity-enhanced electrochemical oxidation pathway for treating cyanide-contaminated wastewater. It achieves >99.9% removal efficiency, reducing free cyanide below detection limits, and enables water circularity.…
Chekol Demis Getahun, Tsegaw Fentie, Moges Maru +6
This study assessed the impact of strategic animal health interventions on GHG emissions and adaptive capacity of sheep producers in Ethiopia. Total emissions increased, but emission intensity per unit of protein decreased significantly, an…
Martin A. N. Anikwe, Martin A. N. Anikwe, Emmanuel E. Ikengannyia
This review examines the role of soil health in human wellbeing and sustainable development in Africa, analyzing 139 articles. Key findings include 20-30% yield increases from conservation agriculture, 27-50% higher soil organic carbon with…
Shifeng Dou, Yongjie Shen, Qiuying Yi +9
This study proposes a carbon-engineered MoO2 material for enhanced Pb2+ capture from wastewater via capacitive deionization, highlighting interfacial electronic coupling as a key performance enhancer.
Muhammad Zafar1, Sarmad Hassan2, Aqeel Afzal1, Muhammad Muneer3*, Muhammad Sohaib Azeem4
This study investigates the photocatalytic degradation of carcinogenic N-nitrosodiethylamine (NDEA) formed during amine-based CO2 capture, using carbon nitride (C3N4) under visible light. UV-Vis and HPLC monitoring confirmed significant deg…
François Unger, Sophie Marichez, Maximilian Klein +5
This paper develops a method for valine production from CO2 using the methanogen M. marburgensis, as part of CCU for climate mitigation. By employing a temperature-inducible promoter and allosteric-resistant acetolactate synthase, they achi…
Ezequiel Helbig Pasa, Robson Bosa dos Reis, Hector Tavares Ferreira +6
This study investigates the effect of different nitrogen fertilizers on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in a corn-ryegrass rotation system on floodplain soils. Results indicate whether specific fertilizers can reduce emissions, providing ins…
Arun Kumar, Jayanthi Jaganathan, B. S. Bhople +1
This paper proposes the 'Delhi Great Green Wall' framework for air pollution mitigation, integrating nature-based solutions and governance. It suggests large-scale urban greening can improve air quality in Delhi.
Kanta Nishikura, Priscila Carvalho, Catalina Spataru
This study presents the first country-wide analysis of emergency river basin management in Brazil, focusing on the water-energy nexus. It finds a transition from reactive short-term measures to a standardized regime based on predefined thre…
Sungsook Kim, Hansol Choi
This paper evaluates the social (S) dimension of ESG reports in the financial industry using big data analysis, focusing on financial consumer protection. It reveals current practices and suggests improvements for ESG disclosures.
Md Merajul Islam, Amina Nafees, Varagunapandiyan Natarajan
This review examines the uncertainties and stability trade-offs of heteroatom doping in biomass-derived carbon materials for electrochemical energy storage. While doping with N, S, P, B enhances conductivity and active sites, it often reduc…
Sophea Kong, Frédéric Bourdier
This paper contrasts the livelihoods of Indigenous peoples near a Cambodian national park with state-led conservation policies shaped by the financialization of nature. It argues that Indigenous communities, through their close relationship…
Mohan Yang, Junfeng Li, Shaotian Qi +5
This study presents a green synthesis route for hierarchical porous carbons from metal-rich biomass via low-alkali activation, achieving high performance for supercapacitors. The method is sustainable and scalable for energy storage applica…
E. K. Duramany-Lakkoh
This 2013 policy paper analyzes Moldova's energy sector challenges and compares four policy options: maintaining the status quo, EU integration, pro-Russia policy, and shifting to renewable energy. It finds renewables offer the greatest lon…
Elisabeth Lauboling, Marlinda Ina, Sirilia S.J Ruben +1
This qualitative study examines ESG-based sustainability accounting at Surabaya's Public Works agency. Findings show early-stage implementation with limited integration into accounting systems due to regulatory and capacity gaps. Recommends…
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