GX & Decarbonization Research

David Campos Vásquez, Mercedes del Río Merino, Paola Villoria Sáez

This paper provides a hospital-year panel dataset and Stata replication code for estimating the Scope 3 water carbon footprint of 12 intermediate-complexity public hospitals in Madrid, Spain from 2016 to 2024. It includes 108 hospital-year …

Kumar H, Singh SK, Syed S

This review examines interventions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance climate resilience in immunization supply chains. It analyzes UNICEF's Scope 3 emissions (3.9 MtCO2e) and low-carbon measures such as solar refrigeration, rou…

Tong Tong, Lin Chen, LI Chang-an +1

This paper systematically reviews the literature on carbon footprint in coal supply chain, presenting a knowledge framework and identifying emerging trends for future research.

Meshal J. Abdullah, Zhengyang Zhang, Mohammed Engha Isah +2

This paper maps upstream greenhouse gas emissions in Kuwait's vegetable supply chains, providing a methodology for Scope 3 quantification and contributing to decarbonization of food supply chains.

Bayram H.M.

This study analyzes greenhouse gas emissions from food consumption across regions in Turkey, incorporating developmental parameters. It provides a consumption-based assessment, highlighting emission reduction opportunities in food supply ch…

Seol S.

This paper reports a survey analysis for developing Scope 3 GHG emissions calculation guidelines in Korea. It presents directions for guideline development based on understanding the current state and challenges of Korean companies.

Lingli Hou, Tomer Fishman (2560570), Stefano Merciai +8

This study presents the first global project-level assessment of GHG emissions from the construction of over 700 Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) projects across 105 countries. Using a physically grounded global supply chain model, it estimat…

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This paper highlights that Scope 3 emissions account for about 75% of corporate emissions and discusses the high accounting costs, especially in tourism. It proposes approaches for more trustworthy and inclusive accounting.

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This paper discusses Scope 3 emission accounting practices and the importance of interoperability in data sharing. It presents strategies to develop supply-chain carbon accounting and clarifies challenges in standardizing and linking emissi…

B. Nus, J. Fox

A descriptive study of inhaler prescribing at a US academic medical center found that metered-dose inhalers (MDIs) comprised 61% of prescriptions but accounted for 98% of GHG emissions. Switching 10% of MDIs to dry powder inhalers (DPIs) co…

Chaoqun Zhang, Lin Yang, Dominik Wiedenhofer +23

This study demonstrates that embodied carbon from China's building material stock poses a significant risk to future climate goals. It quantifies the impact of material accumulation on emissions and underscores the need for targeted policy …

Sahar Attari, James Hanrahan

First peer-reviewed operational life-cycle carbon footprint of Irish hotels (3-5 star). Food and beverage procurement is the largest emission category (40-58% of total). Reframes hospitality carbon footprinting as material-flow problem and …

Zhiyuan Yang, Ziyi Liu, Xuan Zhang +7

This paper proposes a public-data framework that combines EEIO hotspot screening with supplier-specific data prioritization for Scope 3 emission reduction in transmission and distribution equipment procurement in China. It leverages only pu…

Qingyu Hao, Jiaoyan Li, Zhenyu Wang +4

This study quantifies carbon footprints of 80 major listed tourism enterprises (2018-2022) using an MRIO framework. Total emissions declined due to COVID-19, but Scope 3 supply-chain emissions exceeded 70% of total. Firm-specific strategies…

Richard Wood

An Australian spend-based emission factor dataset providing Scope 1, 2, and upstream Scope 3 factors per industry, in kt CO2-e per million AUD. Derived from input-output tables, greenhouse gas accounts, and EXIOBASE, covering 2019-2023 for …

Jaime Oliver Huidobro, Francesca Lipari, Ignacio Tamarit

This paper addresses data quality challenges in corporate Scope 3 emissions, including information gaps, greenwashing, and low comparability. It proposes a modified EEIO-LCA model following the GHG Protocol to improve estimation accuracy. T…

Sezai Tunca, Zinnet Karakaş Kelten, Yavuz Selim Balcıoğlu

This paper proposes a framework leveraging blockchain-enabled transparency and business analytics to optimize carbon footprint reduction in supply chains for high-emission industries. It provides methods for visualizing emissions across the…

Thomas Bøker Lund, Mette Weinreich Hansen, Clara G. Bouyssou +2

This paper presents a multilevel framework modeling cognitive and emotional dimensions of readiness and resistance to sustainable changes in organizations. Using multilevel latent class analysis of 62 Danish organizations' workplace lunches…

Isabel Waters, Ola Løkken Nordrum, Cathy Burke

This paper assesses the carbon footprint of single-use surgical drapes in an Irish gynecology service. It quantifies the environmental impact of disposable medical materials, highlighting the importance of decarbonization in healthcare.

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This paper discusses the importance of Scope 3 emissions in achieving net-zero targets and the growing lifecycle thinking that includes CO2 absorption (carbon removal). It focuses on how companies integrate emission reductions and offsets a…