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 601–620 of 734 papers
Xiong Shen, Shilin Ming, Wentao Wu +6
This study applies diverse machine learning models to predict short-term greenhouse gas emissions from dairy houses. It compares model performances to improve prediction accuracy.
Panda A, Mukhopadhyay M
This study evaluates an alternative potato cultivation model in the East Kolkata Wetlands using zero tillage, paddy straw mulching, and sewage-fed irrigation on silty clay soil. Yields reached 77.7-93.2% of conventional fertilized sandy loa…
McCole, Matthew
This study presents a low-cost, solar-powered portable potentiostat for on-site environmental monitoring, particularly for water pollutant detection in resource-limited settings. The device uses 3D-printed sensor components for rapid protot…
Loso Judijanto
This bibliometric analysis examines public finance research in developing economies from 2000-2025, focusing on tax policy, revenue mobilization, and governance. It identifies a growing trend towards sustainable development, green finance, …
Allen Grace Sarmiento
This bibliometric study maps global green economy research from 2015-2024 using co-citation and co-occurrence analyses. It reveals an interdisciplinary field rooted in corporate finance, strategic management, institutional economics, and be…
Arshika, Blesson Varghese James, Merin K. Varghese
This study examines factors influencing green banking adoption among young adults in India using the Theory of Planned Behaviour. Key determinants include environmental concern, social factors, perceived behavioral control, subjective norms…
P. A. Aksenko
This paper examines the innovative transformation of organizational and economic mechanisms for agricultural enterprises in Ukraine as a strategic modernization process for EU market integration. It focuses on land reform, precision farming…
Ze-Wei Qi, Lei Wang, Ya-wei Shi +3
This paper elucidates the mechanism by which algae and bacteria reduce greenhouse gas emissions in paddy fields in Northeast China. It shows that GHG emissions are suppressed through oxidation barrier, carbon-iron cycling, and microbial com…
Bruno Rafael De Almeida Moreira, Jinze Bai, Sudhir Yadav
This study uses stratified network analysis to identify structural patterns in biochar-soil systems associated with greenhouse gas emission responses. The findings provide insights into how biochar application influences soil carbon sequest…
Chika C. Anotaenwere, Omoanghe S. Isikhuemhen, Peter A. Dele +9
Replacing 10-20% of corn silage with Pleurotus ostreatus spent mushroom substrate improved dry matter and fiber digestibility, and reduced methane emissions by 78% in a RUSITEC system. Ammonia and hydrogen sulfide also decreased significant…
Weiwei Kong, Rui Dai, Zhaohui Yang +5
This study examines greenhouse gas emissions from full-scale industrial wastewater treatment by analyzing spatially explicit, process-resolved fluxes and microbial community dynamics. It reveals how microbial community succession drives emi…
Joseph Grech, David A. Richards
This study compares ground-based travel (train, bus, car) to air travel for attending academic events in Europe, estimating GHG emissions, time, and cost. Ground travel can significantly reduce emissions but may require more time. The resul…
Wang Maosen, Qin Yangyi, Wu Haiming +5
This study investigates the synergistic effects of pyrite and sludge biochar in constructed wetland-microbial fuel cells (CW-MFCs), demonstrating improved performance and reduced greenhouse gas emissions. It provides insights into mechanism…
Xiaomin Huang, Haowen Wang, Yaqin Zheng +5
This study compares the effects of straw return on yield and greenhouse gas emissions between wheat and rice seasons. Results show that straw return performs better in wheat season, increasing yield while reducing GHG emissions, contributin…
Anneliese G. Schoeffel-Weber, Tiana A. Morden, Kellie M. Wenham +3
This study investigates the effects of feeding bromoform and a probiotic to Angus weaners on growth performance, greenhouse gas emissions, and blood parameters. It provides empirical evidence on dietary interventions to reduce methane emiss…
Yilin Liu, Shaopeng Wang, Yinghua Yin +6
This study evaluates the impacts of direct seeding on greenhouse gas emissions and economic performance in integrated rice-crayfish systems. It demonstrates the potential to reduce agricultural emissions while improving profitability.
Yuchen Yang, Huijie Li, Pan Wu +5
This study demonstrates that adding superphosphate to manure composting creates a low-pH environment that significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions. The findings provide a practical method for mitigating climate impact from agricultura…
Kok Pun Chen, Jia Wen Chiang, Wei da Chew +5
This paper proposes a workflow-integrated decarbonization approach for a high-volume endoscopy centre, leveraging behavioral nudges at low cost. It aims to reduce carbon footprint in healthcare settings through practical interventions, with…
Xiaolong Zou, Leyan Wen, Ruixi Zhao
This paper constructs an indicator system to measure urban sustainability in Northeast Asia from a decarbonization perspective. It proposes a framework aligning sustainability indicators with decarbonization goals, tailored to the regional …
Tagaeva T.O.
This paper reviews technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from pig farms, including feed additives, manure management, and energy efficiency. These technologies offer practical solutions for mitigating agricultural emissions.
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