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.
Showing 541–560 of 1035 papers
A. Stella Ebbersmeyer
This paper investigates whether IMO regulation of black carbon from Arctic shipping reflects regulatory capture or serves common interests. Using Mattli and Woods' framework, it combines doctrinal analysis and interviews to examine how inte…
Bibi Fiza Shah, Hyder Ali
This paper reviews research on climate policy uncertainty (CPU) and its implications for sustainable development using bibliometric and systematic review methods, identifying trends and future directions.
Shik O.V.
This paper analyzes how agricultural subsidies in Russia affect greenhouse gas emissions, evaluating the environmental impact of subsidy policies and their implications for climate change.
Wilson J.
This paper reviews state-level policy approaches to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector in the US. It compares specific measures and outcomes to identify effective policy characteristics.
Junyi Liang, Shaojian Wang
This paper analyzes how trade protectionism, exemplified by US reciprocal tariffs, undermines sustainable development in the Global South. It finds that escalating trade barriers increase dependence on foreign green technologies and widen t…
Claudio Fontes Nunes, William A. Clavijo Vitto
This paper analyzes the RD&I Clause in Brazil's oil, gas, and energy sectors over 25+ years, comparing with UK, Norway, and US. It finds the clause provides stable long-term funding for low-carbon and digitalization investments, and propose…
Aabidah Rashid, R. Gopinathan
This paper revisits the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) hypothesis in the context of carbon neutrality, focusing on China and India. It examines the role of technological innovation in decoupling economic growth from emissions, testing th…
Tom Sedzro, Xiang Chen, Shou-Jun Lv
This paper employs a rolling-window analysis to study China's energy policy and suggests a predominantly reactive governance model. It offers insights into the characteristics of China's energy transition and policy dynamics.
Yixuan Wang, Jianchi Tian, Yan Sun +1
This review synthesizes literature on how income inequality shapes public support for climate policies using a three-dimensional framework: individual, policy, and external environment. It identifies economic burdens, fairness perceptions, …
Yu Hu, Rui Zhang, Ailing Luo +1
This paper explores the interplay between economic rhythms and environmental policies (green tides) in China, aiming to achieve dual dividends through synergistic policies.
Mehmood Khan
This paper examines climate mitigation and adaptation strategies in Rajasthan, India, focusing on socially deprived communities. It assesses renewable energy, watershed development, and climate-smart agriculture, finding uneven benefits due…
Veerle Heyvaert
This paper argues that 'target laws'—legislation with binding, quantified environmental targets and deadlines—are more effective than traditional risk regulation for systemic challenges like climate breakdown. Using examples from climate le…
Wang Q.J.
This paper empirically analyzes the influence of political ideology on greenhouse gas emissions. Left-wing governments generally promote emission reduction policies, but results vary by country and period. The research highlights political …
Maevsky O.
This study applies game-theoretic modeling to analyze the design of greenhouse gas emission regulations. It models regulatory effects and cooperation possibilities, providing insights for climate policy.
Romero J.P.
This study analyzes the relationship between economic complexity and greenhouse gas emissions, suggesting that countries with higher economic complexity may have lower emissions. It has implications for climate policy.
Reynolds T.
This umbrella review synthesizes findings from multiple systematic reviews on the health co-benefits of greenhouse gas emission reduction actions. It provides a comprehensive assessment of the positive public health impacts of climate mitig…
Gong Z.
This study examines the mechanisms of agricultural greenhouse gas emission reduction under macro-level emission reduction policies. It analyzes the relationship between policy interventions and agricultural emissions, aiming to propose effe…
Fabien Liagre, Valentin Laubriet, Numa Faucherre +3
This briefing details agroforestry policies in France, including CAP direct payments, eco-schemes (Bonus Haie), and the voluntary carbon market (Label Bas-Carbone). It highlights opportunities (climate adaptation, bioeconomy) and barriers (…
Elofsson K.
This paper analyzes cost-efficient climate policies for interdependent carbon pools, such as forests and oceans. It suggests optimal policy designs that account for interactions between multiple carbon storage systems, highlighting the need…
Fabio Monforti-Ferrario, Luana Valentini, Joana Bastos +2
This paper presents a tool to quantify air quality co-benefits of local climate actions, applied to 494 European cities' climate action plans. It estimates emission changes for five pollutants from residential and transport GHG mitigation a…
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