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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Reza Hashemi
A proposal to implement MICM carbon capture and mineralization at a cement plant in Georgia, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions and produce carbonated mineral products. Feasibility and economic details are unclear, but it could contribute to de…
Gabriele Gisele Wehrle, Connor Kremer, William Berecz +3
This study synthesizes novel cyanometallate coordination polymers with tetraamine ligands via a scalable, room-temperature aqueous method and evaluates their CO2 adsorption. Ferrocyanide-based materials adsorb up to 3.00 g CO2 per 100 g and…
Zeyuan Wang, Yang Zhou, Yu Hong
This paper explores the potential of microalgae-based carbon capture and storage (CCS). Microalgae absorb CO2 through photosynthesis and can fix it as biomass, offering a promising alternative to conventional geological storage. While detai…
Xiaowei Ge, Xiaowei Gu, Ziyang Hu +8
This study develops low-carbon cementitious materials using coal gasification coarse slag based on a supersulfated cement system. It elucidates the matching mechanism between reaction pathways induced by multi-mineral salts and mechanical p…
Yue Chen, Shiqi Wang, Jinlong Liu +2
This paper proposes an incremental update framework for low-carbon concrete performance prediction, integrating BO-CTGAN data augmentation, stacking ensemble, adaptive weighting, and experience replay to address retraining costs and robustn…
Jianheng Chen, Jinqin Zhong, Zhongzheng Chen +5
This paper compares radiative sky cooling and green roofs for carbon-neutral buildings nationwide, identifying climate-responsive optimal strategies. It quantifies energy savings and CO2 reduction potential, offering practical insights for …
Kwabena Boafo, Palas Kamlakar Borkar, Atharva Rane +1
Bioleaching of iron-rich mine tailings at 0°C under CO2-enriched atmosphere reduces Fe/Ni ratio from 13.87 to 2.25 (6.2-fold improvement) while maintaining ~45% nickel recovery. Increased CO2 solubility at low temperature precipitates iron …
Yang Peng, Yongtao Gao, Tianhua Wu +7
This paper reports the development of a novel low-carbon wet shotcrete (LCWS) material utilizing unclassified tailings. Through formulation optimization and multi-scale property evaluation, it demonstrates potential for reducing carbon emis…
Yi Li, Yu Liu, Lei Li +2
This study develops low-carbon cementitious materials using high-volume lithium slag in ternary systems. It investigates synergistic hydration and microstructural evolution, and conducts environmental assessment to demonstrate CO2 reduction…
Panick Kalambay, Grant Lipscomb, Jose Sanchez-Sossa +6
This paper uses socioeconomic and demographic data to identify optimal locations for low-carbon autonomous electric passenger ferries. It profiles neighborhoods to pinpoint areas where deployment would have the greatest impact, contributing…
L. N. Zhao
This study applies visual persuasion theory to low-carbon behavior guidance in smart scenic spot digital wayfinding systems, comparing three strategies (data-driven, emotion-driven, social norm-driven). User testing found no significant dif…
Mohammad Aliff Shakir, Junfeng Zhu, Liu Mengtian +1
This study develops a biocomposite from rice husk waste and polyvinyl alcohol (PVOH) for building insulation. At 10% PVOH, it achieves thermal conductivity of 0.245 W/m·K and flexural strength of 12.27 MPa, showing promise as a low-carbon, …
Q. W. Lv
This paper systematically analyzes the promotion mechanisms of low-carbon products on e-commerce platforms in the context of China's dual-carbon goal and green consumption. Based on the theory of planned behavior, technology acceptance mode…
Pian Chen, Wei Xi
This study evaluates China's Low-Carbon City Pilot (LCCP) policy's impact on residents' consumption using a multi-period DID model on panel data from 281 cities (2007-2022). Results show the policy significantly expands consumption scale an…
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This paper provides a broad overview of the low-carbon transition, outlining technological and policy challenges. Specific empirical analysis or novelty is unclear, but it is useful for understanding the overall landscape of the transition.
Jacopo Cammeo, Albert Ferrari, Simone Borghesi +5
This paper analyzes European and global climate policies in an increasingly fragmented world, exploring how to balance fairness and carbon neutrality. It examines policy coherence and international cooperation challenges, offering insights …
Zhang Yue
This study analyzes policy integration and implementation gaps in China's dual-carbon strategy, focusing on the carbon ETS, NEV incentives, and air quality policies. Through qualitative analysis of 156 policy documents and 15 interviews, it…
Nguyen Thi Mai Phuong
Using panel data for 49 economies from 2010-2023, this study tests whether the trade-carbon productivity relationship depends on climate policy stringency. The positive interaction found in the principal fixed-effects model does not survive…
Danielle Bertagnolli
This paper examines tax challenges in trading tokenized carbon credits. As carbon markets digitize, it discusses how tax frameworks should adapt, highlighting tax risks and opportunities for investors and companies. Specific analysis is unc…
cheng Qian, Xiangxing Yao, Minghao Guo +1
This paper proposes and evaluates a low-carbon operation strategy for EV-integrated renewable energy systems, combining dynamic pricing with a ladder-type carbon trading mechanism. It aims to balance economic efficiency and environmental pe…
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