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.
Showing 721–740 of 33283 papers
Huong N.T.L.
This paper reviews international experiences with green bond eligibility criteria and derives policy recommendations for Vietnam. It compares global standards such as the ICMA Green Bond Principles with national practices to inform Vietnam'…
Antes R.
A work examining emissions trading systems (ETS) across institutional design, policy decision-making, and corporate strategy. It addresses how design choices—caps, allowance allocation, price-stability mechanisms—shape firm compliance behav…
Shi Y.
This study empirically examines how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects the total factor productivity of Chinese firms, using a quasi-natural experiment design. It tests the spillover effects of a border carbon measur…
Hung S.W.
An empirical study examining whether carbon emissions trading and inflation drive investor anxiety. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it sits adjacent to GX finance by linking carbon-pricing signals to market sentiment and asset…
Yapıcıoğlu P.
A study on minimizing greenhouse gas emissions from an industrial wastewater treatment plant through a water–energy nexus lens. It optimizes the trade-off between treatment energy use and water quality management to cut emissions while main…
Nouri-khjebelagh R.
This study evaluates energy indices and greenhouse gas emissions for major horticultural and paddy crops in Iran's Tajan plain. It characterizes energy input-output relationships and crop-specific emission profiles, offering baseline insigh…
Halonen V.
A case study examining how much individual behavioral change can contribute to greenhouse gas reduction among residents of a Finnish suburb. It quantifies household-level mitigation potential and suggests how policy and lifestyle shape emis…
Dorcheh F.R.
A case study optimizing greenhouse gas emissions in a two-phase distribution and vehicle routing problem for a poultry meat supply chain in Iran. It quantitatively links logistics routing and distribution design to emissions outcomes. No ab…
Zhuang M.
A study analyzing the spatial heterogeneity of greenhouse gas emissions from cereal crop production across China. It indicates that emission profiles vary substantially by region, implying that region-specific mitigation strategies are need…
Bonsu N.O.
This paper argues that the shift to net-zero emission vehicles risks excluding low-income households and communities, and that responsible, circular business models are essential for equitable ownership. It points to used-vehicle markets, b…
Rahman M.M.
An empirical PLS-SEM study examining how green finance, green logistics, and CSR jointly drive corporate net-zero performance. It models the pathways through which environmental investment, logistics optimization, and social responsibility …
Dickau M.
This paper examines how remaining carbon budgets and net-zero CO2 targets function within climate mitigation policy. It likely explores the scientific and policy implications of translating carbon budget concepts into target-setting framewo…
Mazeaud A.
A French case study examining how the 'projectification' of local governance affects the transformative capacity of urban net-zero policies. It focuses on whether project-based management shapes policy integration and long-term decarbonizat…
Nurul Chaerany, Vita Aprilina
Using panel data on 93 Indonesian non-cyclical consumer firms (279 observations, 2022–2024), this study tests whether ESG disclosure, free cash flow, and corporate governance reduce financial distress (Altman Z-Score). None showed a signifi…
M. Elhatrea
Using PLS-SEM on 250 stakeholder surveys plus 20 interviews, this study shows that ESG rating divergence erodes stakeholder trust, corporate legitimacy, and sustainable decision-making, with trust partially mediating the effect. Institution…
Mintari Yulianingsih
Using 60 UK and US listed firms (2019–2023), the study quantifies ESG rating disagreement as the standard deviation of percentile-standardized scores from Refinitiv, Bloomberg, and S&P Global. Panel regressions show disagreement is positive…
Xin Li, Hong Xie
This study analyzes multimodal interactional metadiscourse in PetroChina's ESG reports (2018–2024). The company relies heavily on self-mentions and boosters to project authoritative agency, while attitude and engagement markers draw in stak…
Nurul Fatihah Ilias, R. Safeei, Marzlin Marzuki +2
This conceptual paper proposes that green auditing capability mediates the relationship between internal audit effectiveness and environmental performance. Through a structured narrative review and thematic analysis, it identifies independe…
Daniel Markwei, M. Addy, T. Kwofie +1
This pioneering study develops a region-specific life cycle inventory (LCI) carbon database for concrete in Ghana, using questionnaire surveys of manufacturers and construction sites. It finds that embodied emissions rise with concrete grad…
Rafaela Evanesse Paembonan, E. K. Julistiono
Using Norway's timber high-rise Mjøstårnet, this study assesses embodied carbon reduction via alternative slab materials. CLT substitution cuts embodied carbon by 25.59%, 40% fly ash concrete by 14.07%, and combined strategies by 29.47–39.8…
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