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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Yaqi Wu, Zidan Wang, Sifan Guo +1
Using panel data from 278 Chinese cities (2011-2022) and a multi-period difference-in-differences model, this study evaluates the dual pilot of low-carbon city and 'Broadband China' policies. The dual pilot raised urban green economic effic…
Yuqing Huang
Framing 'new quality productivity' as inherently green, this paper theorizes its direct and indirect effects on prefecture-level urban low-carbon development via industrial upgrading, green innovation, and resource efficiency, plus spatial …
Emmanuel Onwioduokit, Godwin E. Bassey, Mfon E. Okon +1
Using Nigerian annual data (1990–2024) and time-series econometrics, this study assesses government climate strategies. Short-run climate outcomes are driven by government climate footprint, renewable energy strategy, and GDP per capita; lo…
Ruixin Wang, Yanqing Wang, Ming Cao +1
Using LDA on 163 Chinese coal mine methane (CMM) policy texts (1988-2025), four themes emerged: extraction/utilization, CBM planning, methane utilization/low-carbon transition, and gas safety. PMC assessment of 12 policies showed acceptable…
Ge Sun, Yating Fu
Using a staggered difference-in-differences design across 273 Chinese cities (2006-2023), this study tests whether low-carbon pilot policies (LCPPs) improve urban ecological welfare performance (EWP). Green technological innovation and digi…
Liu Chen, Haixiang Feng, Luping Qin +2
This study predicts staggered carbon peaking in China's logistics industry along the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor. It highlights how peak timing varies across regions and segments, informing decarbonization pathway design for l…
Hussaini Bala, Abdulaziz Saud Al Naim, Abdulrahman Alomair +2
Using World Bank and OECD data for 23 African countries (2008–2022), this study examines how green taxation, green innovation, and renewable energy affect green logistics. Green taxes and innovation show significant positive effects, while …
Qijun Xie, Dengjie Yuan, Xiangyang Li
This study empirically examines whether China's Low-Carbon City Pilot policy promotes green innovation collaboration, using knowledge embeddedness and complexity as analytical lenses. It analyzes how the policy shapes the structure and qual…
Danielle Mendes Thame Denny, Rubmara Ketzer Oliveira, Priscila Benelli Walker +1
This paper proposes an applied research and technical-legal cooperation agenda for the Integrated Forum on Climate Change and Trade (IFCCT). It integrates international economic law, environmental law, and institutional implementation analy…
Gretel Cuevas Verdin, Jonathan M. Cullen
The Paris Agreement promotes low-emission technologies but fails to recognize that manufacturing EVs, batteries, and solar panels depends on extracting and trading critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and rare earths. This paper argues f…
Hunter Hughes
Frames climate pollution as one upstream driver of coupled systemic risks transmitted through shared channels. Proposes five complementary levers—prevention, clean technology, adaptation, finance, and development policy—arguing failures ste…
Patrick Klösel, Nils Rochowicz
This study empirically shows that the structure of climate policy portfolios predicts shifts in green innovation. It highlights that combinations of policies, rather than single instruments, shape innovation direction. Released as a replica…
Md. Rajiur Rahman Arif*
A qualitative institutional case study of local climate governance in Bangladesh, drawing on 30 interviews, six focus groups and document analysis. Administrative, technical, financial and coordination capacities shape implementation effect…
Caren Christine Dymond, Adam B. Robertson, Doug Hopwood
Many climate policy assessments assume a 100% substitution ratio, where supply changes in one product equally offset consumption of alternatives. Using a material-balance model of the 1988–1998 U.S. softwood lumber supply shock, the authors…
Chaojun Yang, Wang Liu, Peng Ma
Using provincial panel data on China's manufacturing sector (2012–2023), this study applies a Behavior-Capability-Outcome framework to examine how international collaborative R&D shapes regional low-carbon innovation boundaries. It finds an…
Jiaxian Liu, Jiawei Liu, Yifei Feng +1
Using Chinese annual data (2000-2024), this paper applies VECM, cointegration, and Granger causality tests to examine links among economic growth, foreign trade, and carbon emissions. Trade and growth unidirectionally drive emissions, with …
Elisa Grugni, Davide Bezzana, Mattia Guerini
This paper uses an agent-based model to study farmer adoption of carbon farming under alternative incentive designs. Action-based subsidies drive rapid adoption but raise policy costs and threaten food production, while result-based payment…
Melissa Nihal CAGLE
An empirical study examining the relationship between digital government maturity and national carbon intensity. It likely tests whether e-government development correlates with lower carbon intensity across countries. Details are unavailab…
Sofia Jesus, Catarina Paisana Pires Costa das Neves
This study evaluates European countries' performance on SDG 7 (clean energy) and SDG 13 (climate action) for 2020–2022 using factor and cluster analysis. It identifies two dimensions—green transition efforts and energy consumption/emissions…
Sarah Lynn Burch, Anjal Prakash, Mark Goudsblom +2
A systematic review of 261 articles (from 120,000+) identifies institutional, economic, and social enabling conditions for urban climate action. Multi-level governance emerges as the foundational enabler, while financing and cost-effectiven…
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