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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Benedetti E.
This paper examines greenhouse gas emissions embedded in EU-UK food trade, analyzing how border regulations (tariffs and non-tariff measures) affect emission levels. It provides empirical evidence at the intersection of trade policy and cli…
Schmidt M.
This paper focuses on methodologies for determining corporate Scope 3 emissions, addressing challenges in measuring and reporting GHG emissions across supply chains. It likely discusses frameworks, data requirements, and sector-specific iss…
Brighty A.
This study evaluates the impacts of UK energy system decarbonisation strategies on air quality, specifically nitrogen oxides and fine particulate matter. By comparing different decarbonisation pathways, it quantifies the co-benefits of clim…
Riedel F.
This paper analyzes corporate net-zero and climate neutrality targets in the German chemical industry, revealing diversity in definitions and scope. It examines the realities and challenges of corporate targets in chemical sector decarboniz…
Becken S.
This paper analyzes the gap between the scientific basis of net-zero emissions targets and their sociopolitical representations. It highlights how scientific clarity contrasts with diverse interpretations shaped by social acceptance and pol…
Evan Argintar, Chiara-Maria Homann, Rosie Hillson +5
This study compares greenhouse gas emissions of NanoNeedle arthroscopy (NA) versus conventional arthroscopy (CA) for non-complex knee procedures in the UK NHS using hybrid carbon footprint analysis. CA emitted 77.0 kgCO2e per procedure, whi…
Jonathan A. Boyd
This paper examines the comprehensibility of sustainability reports by European retail and consumer goods companies, aiming to enhance disclosure quality and accountability. It likely highlights barriers such as complexity and jargon, advoc…
P. Bryant, J. Hondros
This article reviews environmental radiological impacts across the nuclear fuel cycle, from mining to decommissioning and waste management. It argues that over-application of the ALARA principle leads to resource misallocation and distorted…
Christopher Mtonga, Kawawa Banda, Christopher Shilengwe
This study develops an integrated fuzzy logic-based GIS framework to map groundwater vulnerability to drought in the Upper Zambezi River Basin, using 12 indicators from remote sensing and global datasets. High vulnerability is found in the …
H. Cañola, G. B. Sandoval, N. Schwantes-cezario +1
This paper examines wood waste management and life cycle assessment (LCA) within a circular economy framework, integrating social inclusion perspectives. Specific findings are unclear, but it aims to evaluate sustainability in waste reducti…
Mohamed Sid Ahmed, Mostefa Hacini, A. S. Benosman +6
This paper reports the development of eco-friendly composite mortars for the circular economy and sustainable construction. It characterizes rheological, thermo-mechanical, and durability properties and conducts an LCA to assess environment…
Iris Etzinger, Marc Reimann
This study explores consumer expectations for promoting repair through semi-structured interviews with Austrian citizens. Consumers expect financial incentives to reduce repair costs and improved information to reduce uncertainty, holding p…
Bouzidi Douae, Benomar Ikram
This study uses bibliometric analysis of 384 peer-reviewed articles (2017-2025) to map the intersection of FinTech and sustainable finance. Using VOSviewer, it identifies five major research clusters including climate finance, energy transi…
T. Saji, George Paul, M. Nagalingam
Using US data from 1990-2023 and a NARDL model, this study reveals asymmetric impacts on renewable energy consumption. Positive energy innovation shocks boost consumption, but negative shocks have nearly twice the adverse effect. Green fina…
Vibha Bhandari
This study analyzes 10 Indian ESG mutual funds, examining risk, return, and ESG alignment. It finds SBI ESG fund most aligned with ESG scores, while Quant and ICICI show high returns but lower ESG compliance. Results aid investors, funds, a…
B. M. Leung, K. MacDonald, S. Keddie +3
This paper discusses a transdisciplinary approach to reducing food waste in the retail sector as part of a shift towards a circular economy. It emphasizes the importance of integrating multiple disciplines to address sustainability challeng…
Yi Su, Houzhi Wu, Mao Tan +2
This review examines protection technologies for VSC-HVDC systems in renewable-dominated grids, identifying three paradoxes: speed-reliability trade-off, lab-field generalization gap, and intelligence-explainability tension. It proposes an …
Xiaoxiao Tan, Xiangyang Xu, Hao Liu
This study forecasts demand for lithium, cobalt, nickel, and manganese for China's new energy batteries from 2010 to 2060 using dynamic material flow analysis and scenario analysis. Demand is projected to rise significantly by 2060, with li…
Jingyan Yang, Shangheng Yao, Chaojun Li +4
A spatiotemporal life cycle assessment quantifies wind power's carbon mitigation benefits. Historical net mitigation reached 3,690 Mt CO2e (2014-2023), with emissions at 8.5% of direct displacement benefits. Climate-priority deployment coul…
Changhao Cui, Li Li, Weishi Li +2
Under China's 'dual carbon' and 'zero-waste city' strategies, municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) is becoming a key urban carbon hub. This review integrates carbon accounting, full-chain mitigation technologies, and policy frameworks.…
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