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.
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MF Christiningrum, Aloysius Harry Mukti, Evy Roslita +2
This study examines determinants of ESG disclosure in 108 Indonesian manufacturing firms, finding profitability negatively affects disclosure while institutional ownership and firm size positively influence it, with debt policy showing no m…
Rajesh Desai
Using a DID approach on 1,105 Indian listed firms, this study shows that mandatory ESG disclosure regulation curbs executive opportunism and improves financial reporting quality. Audit efficacy and media attention mediate this effect, and E…
Ahlam El Ferrad, Aya Klaffa, Mohamed Oudgou +1
A systematic bibliometric review following PRISMA guidelines examines the link between digitalization, AI, and ESG disclosure using Scopus data. It finds 56% annual growth, concentration in China, and underrepresentation of Africa. Digitali…
Heng Lin
This review synthesizes empirical studies on ESG disclosure and corporate value, categorizing findings into positive, negative, and insignificant relationships. It identifies measurement and institutional differences as sources of conflicti…
Stefan Atanasov Raychev, Daniela Bobeva
This study examines ESG disclosure across environmental, social, and governance pillars for all commercial banks in Bulgaria. Using 27 indicators, it finds divergence and clustering in reporting, with associations to bank size and ECB super…
Andrea Rey, Antonella Francesca Cicchiello, Alejandro Terroba +1
This paper compares six countries (Spain, Italy, Germany in the EU; Argentina, Brazil, Chile in Latin America) to analyze how institutional voids and diversity shape the translation of global sustainability auditing and assurance (SAA) stan…
Joanna Krasodomska, Ewelina Zarzycka
Under CSRD, sustainability reporting assurance becomes mandatory, and in some countries only statutory auditors can provide it. Surveying 283 Polish statutory auditors in 2024, this study finds that those ready to provide assurance are driv…
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This study aims to reduce carbon emissions from e-government systems in Kuwait through sustainable computing strategies. Using mixed methods, it analyzes energy consumption of government IT and interviews stakeholders. Expected outcomes inc…
Riley O’Shannessy, Stephen Wiedemann
This study conducts a large-scale LCA of a branded beef supply chain in southern Australia, integrating individual animal data for the first time. Using data from 200 farms and 514,922 cattle, it calculates farm gate and processor gate carb…
Esther Curtin, Kerry A. Brown, Elizabeth McGill +3
This cross-sectional study quantified greenhouse gas emissions of 205 AI-generated recipes from a health app using LCA data. Plant-based recipes had lowest emissions, while red meat recipes were over fourfold higher than seafood/poultry. Mo…
Adilan W. Mahdiyasa, David J. Large, Matteo Icardi +2
Peatlands are vital carbon sinks, but their long-term accumulation may be constrained by mechanical instability. This study presents a fully coupled 2D model integrating ecohydrological and mechanical processes to assess mechanical limits t…
Xvlu Wang, Minrui Zheng, Xiaoyuan Zhang +5
This paper analyzes the decoupling of carbon emissions from land use efficiency under carbon reduction targets and identifies its driving forces. It clarifies mechanisms by which land use efficiency contributes to emission reductions, offer…
Zhenwang Yan
Under China's dual carbon goals, this study quantifies carbon emissions from road construction using LCA and emission factors. Material production dominates (65-75%), with asphalt and cement-stabilized aggregates as key contributors. Propos…
Carlos Troche-Souza, Francisco Flores‐de‐Santiago, Luis Valderrama-Landeros
This study examines how dam-induced shoreline retreat in Marismas Nacionales, Mexico, leads to blue carbon stock loss and estimates scenario-based potential CO2 emissions. It highlights the link between ecosystem conservation and climate ch…
Rafael Marcé, Daniel Diaz‐de‐Quijano, Sofía Rodríguez-Gómez +12
This study quantifies organic carbon losses from the desiccated Aral Sea, revealing that exposed lakebed sediments released 204 ± 53 Tg C since 1960, with vegetation offsetting less than 1%. These emissions transform the basin from a carbon…
Harshita Jain, Lovepreet Singh
This review examines hybrid nature-based solutions (NbS) for water management under climate stress, focusing on performance, sustainability, and scalability in the Global South. Hybrid systems achieve 80-95% BOD/COD removal, 60-85% TN/TP re…
Ashley H. Y. Bang, Anna Freeman, E.J. Milner‐Gulland
This study uses geospatial analysis to evaluate trade-offs among carbon storage, road disturbance, and climate risk under five land use scenarios for 2030 in Hong Kong. Extreme urban expansion drastically reduces climate mitigation benefits…
Marie Didier, Jean-Baptiste Evette, Solange Leblois +7
This review examines fascines (bundles of wood) in soil and water bioengineering as a nature-based solution. It evaluates the modern applicability of traditional techniques and their contribution to climate adaptation and ecosystem conserva…
Tajudeen O. Amusa, Romano Timofeiczyk, Alexandre Behling
This study evaluates the effectiveness of 732 forestry and land use (FLU) carbon projects in the voluntary carbon market (VCM) under four major standards (Verra, Gold Standard, ACR, CAR). Using descriptive statistics, cluster analysis, and …
Maryna Vorokhta, Michael Vorochta, Martina Švábová +4
This study demonstrates that oxygen-doped three-dimensionally ordered micro-mesoporous carbon enhances CO2 capture performance and cyclic stability, contributing to more efficient CCUS technologies from a materials science perspective.
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