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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Haider Hassan Itoo, Md. Asif Iqubal, Jekka Chandrasekaran Sharmiladevi +3
Using a NARDL model on Indian data (1990–2018), this study finds asymmetric effects of innovation, renewable energy, and technological know-how on GHG emissions. Positive renewable energy shocks cut emissions, while innovation and technolog…
Jason Chilvers, Phedeas Stephanides, Helen Pallett +6
This paper compares public engagements with energy and climate change in the UK, Norway and Germany (2015-2023) using the ecologies of participation framework and comparative case analysis. It empirically identifies culturally specific 'par…
Eka Sudarmaji, Muhammad Rubiul Yatim, Herlan +1
This study compares electricity generation data from 1985–2024 to explain why Indonesia's renewable transition lags ASEAN peers and OECD nations despite abundant hydro, solar, and geothermal resources. By 2024, renewables reached over 40% i…
Simone Rossi, Clément Bourgoin, Joana Melo +8
This work fills a critical gap in the EDGAR database by providing new global, country-level LULUCF estimates for carbon stock changes in managed Forest Land and Deforestation. Using an IPCC Tier 1 gain-loss approach with regionally differen…
Annissa Muhammed
This PRISMA-based systematic review synthesizes 147 peer-reviewed studies (2000-2025) on forest biomass and carbon stock estimation. It documents a clear shift from field inventories toward multi-source frameworks integrating remote sensing…
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…
Cliff Dansoh, Angad Singh Panesar, Guillaume de Sercey +2
This study develops a phase-dependent framework to evaluate renewable nameplate adequacy, utilisation and peak grid imports as port electrification demand evolves. Using Newhaven Port (UK) across five planning phases with solar, vertical-ax…
Maksym Mykhei, Marcela Taušová, Peter Tauš +5
Analyzes 25 European electricity systems (2015–2025) using hourly ENTSO-E data. Higher solar/wind generation correlates with lower fossil generation, but magnitudes vary by country. Rising renewable shares are linked to more very-low and ne…
Jian Song, Yi He, Roberto Cipollone +2
This study compares hybrid renewable energy system (HRES) configurations—PV, solar thermal, PV-T, wind, and biomass—for combined cooling, heating, and power at a hotel in Fayoum, Egypt. PV-based systems deliver the best economics (NPC $195.…
Chenxu Zhang, Xiaoxuan Zhang, Tao Tao +2
This study proposes VMGE-Net, combining Variational Mode Decomposition, a GRU encoder, and Efficient Channel Attention for short-horizon EU ETS carbon price forecasting. Using 1,994 daily observations (2017-2026) and 25 predictors, it achie…
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…
Kingsley Chinonso Mark, Ndubuisi Anthony Ugwu
This paper analyzes Nigeria's climate policy and renewable energy transition through a political economy lens. It identifies structural constraints: oil-and-gas industry influence, fossil-fuel dependence for foreign exchange, gas flaring an…
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…
Fehim Fındık
This review surveys advances in green materials—biopolymers, natural fiber composites, and eco-friendly ceramics—and their applications in construction, packaging, automotive, and energy. Using life cycle analysis, it finds these materials …
Daniel Heyen, Joshua Bißbort, Frederik Holtel
This paper develops a transparent two-period benchmark model of mitigation deterrence, where expected future CDR weakens current abatement. It incorporates political-economy forces, behavioral biases, general functional forms, and uncertain…
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…
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…
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…
Tina Thomas
A decade-long (2015–2024) multi-case study of ExxonMobil, Shell, and TotalEnergies analysing annual reports, sustainability disclosures, and investor materials through legitimacy theory. It identifies three phases of IOC response and develo…
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