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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Renjing Zhou
Integrating digital twin technology with life cycle assessment, this study develops a dynamic carbon-budget and high-sequestration landscape optimization method for urban small green spaces. Using a street-corner site in Changsha, a 20-year…
Yang Luo, Xujiang Qin, Xiyue Cao +4
This study applies a knowledge-guided graph time-series model to predict regional carbon emissions and assess carbon-peaking pathways in Guangxi, China. It integrates machine learning with regional economic and industrial structure knowledg…
Binayak Poudel, Shubhashis Bhattarai, Sandesh Koirala +2
This study quantified vegetation carbon and soil organic carbon (SOC) across three community forest types in Nepal's mid-hills using 19 nested plots and stratified soil sampling to 80 cm. Shorea robusta forests stored the most carbon; basal…
Li Ruifei, Hailun Huang, Yu Luo +5
This study examines carbon inequality and mitigation pathways in China's plastics sector, mapping how emissions are distributed across the value chain and who bears responsibility. It likely combines carbon accounting with scenario analysis…
Ana Paula Beck da Silva Etges, Carisi Anne Polanczyk
This paper frames the carbon footprint of cardiovascular technologies as a new dimension of clinical value. It argues environmental burden should be weighed alongside efficacy in health technology assessment. Authored by Brazilian hospital-…
Bodie Cabiyo, Alex Dolginow, John Dees
This paper addresses how to account for the durability of carbon offsets, particularly short-term storage. It engages the question of how permanence risk in credits (e.g. forestry) should be reflected in corporate net-zero and GHG accountin…
D Von Dufving, Andrew Norton, Patricia Schneider-Marin +4
This study improves dynamic LCA for biogenic carbon in harvested wood products (HWPs), presenting a novel GWP-biogenic framework that captures climate-domain, species, and component differences. Using detailed biomass inventories, it shows …
Shilpy Tayal, Prachi Jain, Mohit Rastogi +1
This paper presents an EPQ (Economic Production Quantity) model integrating carbon-emission mitigation into inventory management. It incorporates carbon trading and tree-plantation offsets to determine the optimal production period maximizi…
Clint Cameron, Olivia Bird, Jeffery Lava +1
This study quantifies forest carbon stocks and deforestation drivers for the Life & Land PES project across three sites in Vanuatu. Mature primary rainforest averaged 490.7 Mg C ha−1, while vine-degraded forests held only 107–128 Mg C ha−1.…
Malluri Goñas, Ligia García, Manuel Oliva +9
Aerial LiDAR and field data were combined to assess canopy height, aboveground biomass (AGB), and carbon stocks across six coffee agroforestry plots in northern Peru. A mixed-effects log model showed a significant positive height-biomass re…
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This paper proposes a proto-standard for carbon accounting and auditing. Based on the title, it appears to build on an 'E...' method or framework to standardize emissions measurement and verification. No abstract is available, so specific c…
Sun J.F.
A review of methods for quantifying soil carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas emissions in cropland. It surveys measurement and estimation approaches, highlighting limitations in agricultural carbon accounting and directions for improvem…
César Ayabaca-Sarria, Salvatore Reina-Guzman, Mario Cesén-Arteaga +3
An LCA of a temporary cultural installation at Ecuador's Festival of Fruits and Flowers found total emissions of 408.46 kg CO2e, dominated by the construction phase (272.00 kg), followed by transport (85.00 kg) and raw material extraction (…
L. Caldas, Carolina Mendonça de Freitas Mendes de Souza, Marcella Carimundo
This study develops a Data Quality Matrix for Carbon Footprint of Buildings (DQM-CF) to identify, classify, and communicate uncertainty sources in building carbon footprint assessments. Using a systematic literature review and a Brazilian c…
Tiina Vainio-Kaila, R. V. D. van den Brink, Paula Ala-Kotila +2
This paper examines how procurement choices and construction-site decisions affect the embodied carbon emissions of buildings, drawing on Finnish cases. It shows that material sourcing and on-site practices materially shift embodied CO2, of…
Jacob I. Levine, Libby Blanchard, Danny Cullenward +1
Analyzing 244 forest-based carbon projects, this study finds the voluntary carbon market systematically underestimates social risks such as fraud, mismanagement, and land conflicts. Even under optimistic assumptions, projects are roughly tw…
Muhammad Yaqub, Wontae Lee
This review examines Scope 1–3 carbon accounting and decarbonization pathways for seawater desalination. It integrates renewable energy, energy recovery, and circular resource recovery from brine to align water infrastructure with net-zero …
Jason P. Julian, Fatema Tarin, Anupa Bhatta +2
A geospatial analysis of 906 Woodland Carbon Code and 253 Peatland Code projects in Scotland (2000–2025) reveals 74,909 ha of planned woodland planting and 35,448 ha of peatland restoration. Benefits accrue disproportionately to few large l…
Ana Paula de Barros Araujo, Juliandson Ferreira, Carlos Sousa +5
This paper proposes a Data Lake and blockchain framework for dynamic carbon intensity (CI) certification of low-carbon hydrogen, addressing primary-data requirements under EU RED II, U.S. 45V, and IPHE/ISO 19870. It features a dynamic LCI e…
Merve Erol, Meral Korkmaz, Alban Kuriqi
Using IPCC Tier 1 methodology, this study estimates 2022 energy-related CO2 emissions for Tunceli Province, Eastern Türkiye, at 288.47 Gg CO2-eq/yr. Indicative forest gross uptake (275–689 Gg CO2/yr) is of the same order of magnitude as emi…
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