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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Umar Ashraf, Tariq Khattab, Azzam Abu-Rayash
A systematic review of circular, low-carbon cementitious materials using expanded perlite and bio-based residues. It surveys material substitution and resource-circularity options for decarbonizing cement and concrete. Specific findings are…
Biplab Munshi
A life-cycle carbon assessment comparing structural steel with emerging low-carbon material systems for industrial construction. Steel is a major embodied-carbon source in buildings, so material choice strongly shapes a project's footprint.…
Hongshuo Zhang, Kedong Yin, Chong Huang +1
Using panel data for 61 Chinese low-carbon pilot cities (2010–2020), this study combines the Tapio decoupling model with an extended STIRPAT model to analyze the economic growth–carbon emissions nexus. Pilots shifted overall from weak to st…
Pouyan Mobaseri Abed
This paper presents a comprehensive study applying AI methods—predictive analytics, machine learning, and process optimization—to reduce industrial waste and carbon emissions in manufacturing. Results across diverse scenarios show significa…
Xiaoling Wang, Le Ma, Andrea Appolloni +2
Using social network theory, this study builds iron and steel trade networks for 51 countries (2011–2022) and applies two-way fixed-effects models to test how network embeddedness affects carbon emissions. Greater embeddedness in total and …
An Quan Tran, Minh Thuy Pham, Khanh Chi TRINH +5
Using a 2014-2024 panel of 63 Vietnamese provinces, this paper builds and validates a provincial Environmental Technology Transition (ETT) indicator. Spatial Durbin and IV-spatial estimates show a one-SD rise in green finance intensity lift…
Gerson Japhet Fumbuka, Latha Manickam, Manickam Ramasamy +2
Using a 2015-2024 panel of 11 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and South/Southeast Asia, this study examines how climate finance, institutional quality, and fossil-fuel subsidy reform shape renewable capacity. Climate finance alone shows no …
Nabila Putri Maharani, Rispantyo
A survey study of accounting students at Slamet Riyadi University (Surakarta, Indonesia) testing whether environmental awareness, ethical values, and sustainability accounting knowledge predict intention to implement ESG reporting, using mu…
Syafirah Mohd Shahar, Muhammad Shoaib Saleem, Muhammad Imran +1
This qualitative review examines how power distance, ethical leadership, and organisational justice interact to shape ESG disclosure quality in ASEAN financial institutions. Synthesising 2020–2025 scholarship, ESG indices, and regulatory fr…
Jeanne Adelina Savitri, Yusnaini Yusnaini, Shelly Febriana Kartasari
A PRISMA 2020 systematic review of 2020–2025 research on ESG disclosure quality. The field has shifted from measuring disclosure quantity toward completeness, materiality, transparency, accuracy, and credibility. Stakeholder and legitimacy …
Prabhu Manickam Natarajan
This review examines sustainability integration in dentistry across three themes: embedding eco-dentistry in curricula, carbon literacy training for students and practitioners, and creating a global sustainability index for dental practices…
Amy Quandt, Andres Reyna, Asikunnaby +9
A comparative study of two rounds of Climate Action Plans (CAPs) across 11 large U.S. cities using keyword and qualitative analysis. It finds growing integration of climate equity and justice, persistent priorities in transportation and bui…
Nahla Abdullah
This paper positions green hydrogen as a key driver of North Africa's energy transition, leveraging abundant solar and wind resources for domestic decarbonization and hydrogen exports to Europe. It discusses policy, investment, and infrastr…
Sugiarto Pramono, Fuat Albayumi, Muhamad Takhim +1
This article argues that Indonesia's downstreaming and energy transition policies are shaped not only by economic and industrial goals but also by collective memory of colonial resource extraction and long-term dependency. Through interpret…
Sam Betts-Davies, John Barrett, Anne Owen +2
This study disaggregates aggregate final energy demand reductions in the UK's Positive Low Energy Future scenarios down to household income groups, focusing on shelter and mobility energy service demands. It finds substantial inequality in …
Kathryn Chelminski
This article compares geothermal projects in Indonesia and the Philippines and lithium extraction in Argentina and Chile to explain variation in just and equitable outcomes of renewable energy and green mineral development. It finds that st…
Shilei Zhou, Toshiyuki Fujita
A game-theoretic study of how mitigation and R&D cooperation interact in international environmental agreements. Linking technological cooperation to mitigation sustains large, stable coalitions. Contrary to conventional wisdom, technologic…
Jorge Eduardo Macedo Simões, Marcelo Bentes Diniz, Márcia Jucá Teixeira Diniz +2
Analyzing 760 municipalities in the Brazilian Legal Amazon (1990-2023), this study focuses on gross rather than net agricultural emissions using a PVAR model. Results show strong persistence in emissions, a robust bidirectional relationship…
Hussaini Bala, Abdulaziz Saud Al Naim, Abdulrahman Alomair
Using 1,345 firm-year observations (2014-2024) from Sub-Saharan African firms, this study examines whether ESG performance reduces corporate carbon emissions. Total ESG, environmental, and social scores significantly lower emissions, while …
Fabian Dablander, Simon Wimmer, Jonas M B Haslbeck
First comprehensive LLM-based assessment of The Guardian's climate coverage (N=18,785 articles, 2010–2025). Coverage rose sharply after 2018 and stayed elevated; causes and mitigation are dominated by fossil fuels and renewables, while agri…
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