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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Balázs Markó
This paper shows that military spending increases emissions and hinders the green transition. Using local projections and a dynamic production network model for the US, it finds that military spending shocks raise total emissions by 0.9–2% …
Alanoud Al-Maadid, Mohamed Sami Ben Ali, Brahim Bergougui
This study investigates the impact of industrial robot adoption on energy vulnerability using panel data from 52 countries (2000-2019). Results show that robot adoption significantly reduces energy vulnerability, with institutional flexibil…
1 CUBE
This paper argues that the IMO Net-Zero Framework's pricing and fuel standards must incorporate a life cycle perspective to avoid shifting environmental impacts to the fuel supply chain and address competition for clean energy across sector…
Roy Sarkis
This paper studies the macroeconomic dynamics of climate policy in a multi-sector dynamic general equilibrium model with renewable and non-renewable energy. It finds that gradual policy implementation sharply reduces transition costs (welfa…
Yizhang He, Hao Li, Zhaohua Wang
This paper analyzes intergenerational inequality caused by carbon pricing under China's dual carbon goals and proposes mitigation schemes, emphasizing equity in policy design.
Sara Nawaz, Madison Stevens, Terre Satterfield +1
This paper argues that social science perspectives are essential for designing robust environmental monitoring and research frameworks for carbon dioxide removal (CDR). Drawing on cases from carbon markets, Indigenous monitoring, biodiversi…
Rim El Houcine
This study examines the impact of board gender diversity and critical mass of female directors on corporate carbon emissions. Using panel data from 37 CAC 40 firms (2020-2023) and fixed effect regression, it finds a nonlinear relationship: …
Ivan Rudik, Gregory Casey, Kyle C. Meng
Carbon tariffs alone increase US emissions and lower foreign emissions, achieving half the global reductions of a combined domestic carbon tax and tariff policy. Both approaches improve US GDP and welfare, but combined policy is more effect…
Maximilian Fuchs, Johannes Stroebel, Julian Terstegge
This replication package provides code and data to analyze the impact of carbon price uncertainty (Carbon VIX) on decarbonization investments. It is useful for investors and policymakers assessing carbon price risk.
Qian Zhang, Zhen Zhang, Christian Otto +1
This paper reviews global trends in coastal reclamation and its impacts on biodiversity and blue carbon (carbon sequestration by coastal ecosystems). It highlights concerns over habitat loss and reduction of carbon sinks, emphasizing the im…
Jinge Zhou
This study develops a method integrating n-alkane and amino sugar biomarkers with δ13C-N/C analysis to quantify five organic carbon sources (autochthonous halophytes, allochthonous terrestrial wood, marine algae, fungal necromass, bacterial…
Zhang H.
This paper proposes a machine learning-based method to assess the risk level and analyze the impact range of CO2 pipeline leakage in CCUS, contributing to the safety of decarbonization technologies.
Yang P.J.
This paper reviews the current development status and future application prospects of Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) technology. It summarizes technological trends in capture, transport, storage, and utilization, highlightin…
Joop Huij, Dries Laurs, Philip Stork +1
This paper proposes 'Carbon Beta,' a market-based metric for assessing firms' exposure to climate transition risk. Addressing institutional investors' challenges in climate risk assessment, it offers a practical method derived from stock ma…
Wang R.
This paper empirically analyzes the drivers of sustainable green finance in OECD countries from the perspective of country-level risk and trade. It clarifies the impact of macroeconomic factors on the development of sustainable finance.
Paul J. Ferraro, Thomas Swinfield, George Nicholson +3
This paper reanalyzes 44 REDD+ projects and finds that over-crediting was widespread. Sensitivity analysis shows that unobserved confounders cannot fully account for the reported over-crediting, advocating for routine sensitivity checks in …
Lu Liu, Keran Li, Yaling Liu +3
This paper proposes a dynamic corporate carbon credit evaluation framework integrating power-carbon signals (e.g., carbon intensity, compliance records). It combines physical metrics with ESG disclosures via Bayesian AHP-CRITIC weighting to…
Corinne D. Scown, Sarah Nordahl, Evan David Sherwin +3
This paper analyzes how different accounting methods for carbon removal credits affect their integrity and actual emission reduction outcomes. It demonstrates that the choice of accounting standards can determine market credibility, offerin…
Li W.
This study investigates whether retail investor attention acts as a guardian of corporate ESG integrity or a catalyst for greenwashing. Analyzing a large sample of firms, the paper finds that increased retail attention is associated with im…
Monica Pantaloni, Marta Ducci, Luca Domenella +1
This systematic review assesses the role of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) and Green Infrastructure (GI) in mitigating seismic hazards. While their application in flood and heat reduction is recognized, seismic applications are underexplored.…
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