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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Joseph U. Akiang
This paper reviews drivers of mangrove degradation in the Niger Delta—Africa's largest mangrove forest—including oil pollution, deforestation, and urbanization. It argues that restoration acts as a cost-effective nature-based solution deliv…
Majjiga Sreenivas
This critical review synthesizes how shade-tree identity, functional traits, canopy architecture and density mediate trade-offs between microclimate regulation, competition, disease, yield, carbon and biodiversity in cocoa agroforestry. Abo…
S. M. Mofijul Islam, Mohammad Nazrul Islam, Umme Aminun Naher +8
A PRISMA systematic review of 109 studies synthesizes smart soil health management practices (SSHMPs) for rice across South and Southeast Asia. SSNM/Nutrient Expert® raised yield 6–18% and NUE 20–117%; INM increased yield 8–28% and SOC 14–6…
Jiang Z.
This study uses the DNDC-BC biogeochemical model to simulate net greenhouse gas emissions in paddy rice systems under biochar application. It optimizes biochar application rates and predicts how future climate change alters emission outcome…
Rebecca Owen
A 20-year study of British Columbia forests examines how logging affects soil carbon. It suggests that preserving the forest floor is key to maintaining soil carbon stocks, offering empirical evidence linking forest management to carbon sto…
Demián Rotbart, Dániel Kozák, Mariana Giusti +3
This paper applies cost-benefit analysis (CBA) to urban Nature-based Solutions (NbS) pilot projects in General San Martín (Argentina) and Turin (Italy), assessing their value and methodological challenges. It offers practical lessons on usi…
Nicola Frances Rule, Cameron T. McLean, Andrew Emmanuel Okem +12
A systematic review of 112 studies across 134 African urban areas in 42 countries. Urban green spaces dominate (49%) and are most multi-functional, while urban agriculture is under-recognised. Adaptation and mitigation outcomes were reporte…
Hailing Lai, Chong Du, Qing Ru +1
Combining CMIP6, PLUS, and InVEST, this study models six 2032 scenarios for Heilongjiang Province. Water yield rises (higher under SSP585) while carbon storage declines. Cropland protection maximizes water yield; ecological conservation max…
Budi Harsoyo, Rizaldi Boer, Edvin Aldrian +2
This study evaluates preventive Weather Modification Technology (WMT) for peatland fire prevention in Indonesia over 2016–2025. Using Difference-in-Differences, hotspots fell ~80% in Sumatra and ~69% in Kalimantan, with burned area down ~71…
Soumili HALDER
This conceptual piece challenges the assumption that digitizing operations makes a corporation sustainable. It argues the environmental cost of digitalization is not eliminated but relocated and rendered invisible—data centres, cloud server…
M. Kalavathi, I.Najitha, R. Lakshmi +3
This paper reviews biotechnology's diverse roles in climate change mitigation. It covers carbon sequestration via microorganisms, algae and plants; biofuel production (bioethanol, biodiesel, biogas); climate-resilient crops and reduced fert…
Arti Bhatia
Indian agriculture must reconcile food security with a 2070 net-zero mandate while being the world's third-largest agricultural GHG emitter. This article evaluates a strategic shift to 'carbon farming' that monetizes carbon sequestration in…
Mohamed Nur Abdulkadir, Yassin Sheikh Ali Ali
A VECM study of Somali crop production finds climate factors boost yields short-term via traditional adaptation, but long-term a 1% rise in CO2 cuts production 57% and warming cuts it over 100%. It argues for irrigation and climate-smart ag…
Munir Dar
This paper examines agroforestry — integrating trees with crops, livestock, and restoration — as a nature-based solution for rehabilitating degraded lands across Canada's ecozones. Using meta-analysis, field case studies, and geospatial mod…
Rizhiya E.Y.
This study examines a nitrogen-enriched biochar-compost mixture applied as a soil amendment to Haplic Luvisol and its effect on greenhouse gas emissions. It speaks to soil carbon sequestration and agricultural GHG mitigation, though no abst…
Islam M.Z.A.
This study evaluates combining biochar application with controlled irrigation in rice paddies to cut water use and mitigate greenhouse gas emissions. It targets agricultural decarbonization and water conservation simultaneously, relevant to…
Arceo A.
A study examining drivers of housing and neighborhood GHG emissions beyond urban density. It probes overlooked factors shaping residential emissions, offering implications for local decarbonization policy. No abstract available, so methods …
Feng Y.
A study on mapping and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from urban sewer networks in China. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but the focus appears to be emission inventories and mitigation options for sewerage systems. It contri…
Pramod Kumar Singh, Himangana Gupta, Julio Díaz‐José +19
Drawing on the IPBES Nexus Assessment, this comparative analysis examines fifteen climate response options across land, ocean, energy, urban, industrial, and societal transitions. Ecosystem-centered and demand-side pathways more consistentl…
Rakesh Kumar, Arti Kumari, Bhagwati Prasad Bhatt +17
A long-term assessment of how conservation agriculture–driven intensification affects water footprint, carbon dynamics, crop productivity, and economic trade-offs in South Asian rice-wheat systems. Without an abstract, details are limited, …
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