GX & Decarbonization Research

Peter Makieu, Alfred Santigie Turay, Mohamed Yansaneh +4

This study examines the effectiveness of climate-smart agriculture policies in reducing per-capita CO2 emissions across 15 Sub-Saharan African countries from 2000-2024. Using panel data, it finds that a 10% improvement in agricultural produ…

Larry Dwyer

This paper critiques green growth in tourism and proposes degrowth as a strategy for a low-carbon industry. It identifies implementation challenges and emphasizes maintaining resident wellbeing, outlining future research directions.

Naser Valizadeh, Khadijeh Bazrafkan, Tuyet‐Anh T. Le +3

This study surveys 386 farmers in Iran's Fars Province to model adoption intention of low-carbon agricultural practices. Using SEM-PLS, it finds that attitude, perceived behavioral control, moral norms, policy support, and perceived climate…

V. Babu

This paper reviews green business practices for sustainable development, focusing on India. It examines strategies like energy efficiency, waste reduction, and renewable energy, identifying drivers (consumer awareness, regulation) and barri…

Jethro Zuwarimwe, Obert Tada

This review identifies climate change mitigation strategies across the livestock value chain in the SADC region, including genetic improvement, renewable energy, and consumer awareness. Based on 46 sources, it estimates 18-30% GHG reduction…

Christina Nadeau, Manjana Milkoreit, Reidar Dischler +2

This study documents a 'climate dissonance' in Norway where high climate concern coexists with nearly 90% support for continued oil and gas production. Using national survey data (2020-2024), it shows that climate concern predicts support f…

Lei Lei, Jing Huang, Wanling Hu +1

Using China's provincial panel data from 2011 to 2023, this study examines the effect of a comprehensive crop straw utilization (CUCS) policy on grain yield via a DID model. CUCS is associated with higher yields, moderated by fiscal support…

Zhou Y.

This study empirically analyzes the impact of green finance and environmental regulations on haze pollution in China. It suggests that promoting green finance and strengthening regulations can improve air quality. Using Chinese data, it der…

Herrmann A.

This paper presents a mixed-methods study protocol investigating household preferences for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in four high-income European countries, focusing on whether health information influences willingness to adopt low-…

Muhammad Arief Virgy

This article analyzes how AMAN, Indonesia's largest indigenous organization, challenged forest carbon trade policy to advance indigenous rights. Using policy entrepreneurship theory, it examines strategies like producing legal and spatial e…

Xukang Yin, Chenguang Wang, Weixin Wang

This paper empirically analyzes the impact of land property rights on low-carbon utilization of farmland in China, suggesting that clearer property rights can contribute to carbon emission reductions.

Eunho Choi, Jiyeon Han, 서연옥 +1

This study analyzes South Korea's timber supply policy from the perspectives of climate justice and a just green transition. It evaluates how the policy addresses environmental and social challenges, with a critical focus on distributive an…

Prachi Ugle

This paper examines whether COP31 (2026) can be a turning point for renewable energy transition. It criticizes the lack of consensus at COP30, corporate lobbying at COP, and uneven NDC submissions. It argues for integrating MRV with MREL fr…

Junjie L.

This paper analyzes the influencing factors of green finance policy in China and proposes promotion measures. It uses grounded theory and csQCA method to validate policy effectiveness.

Maxim Usynin

This paper examines the role of private law in advancing sustainability in shipping, focusing on contractual clauses in charterparties, particularly BIMCO model clauses for oil and air pollution. It analyses the applicability of Russian law…

Joshua Parker

This paper analyzes the agents of responsibility for decarbonizing healthcare through a climate justice lens. It distinguishes first-order (direct mitigation) and second-order (supporting) responsibilities, advocating for a pluralistic appr…

Simge Dağıdır

This study compares the climate change approaches of Mersin (Turkey) and Tromsø (Norway), examining how adaptation and mitigation strategies differ according to regional climatic contexts.

Antonio De Carluccio, Anouck Guillou, Nicola Dorigo Salamon +1

This report examines a just transition pathway for reducing food loss and waste in the EU by 2030. It analyzes three policy scenarios, proposes intermediate targets balancing ambition and feasibility, and validates findings through stakehol…

Mehmet Kayakuş, Önder Kabaş, Georgiana Moiceanu

This study analyzes 29,576 climate change posts from X (December 2025) using AI text mining, sentiment analysis, and topic modeling. Negative sentiment dominates, indicating high concern and urgency. Three main topics emerge: skepticism tie…

Adrian Julius Herzberg, G. C. S. Kanarp, Jianhua Xu

This study examines Chinese scientists' climate imaginaries, identifying a hegemonic Carbon Neutrality Imaginary that problematizes emissions and relies on market tools and technology, complemented by Harmony and Human Well-Being elemental …