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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Martyn N. Futter, Mike Peacock, Emma E. Lannergård +5
Over three years, 40 Swedish constructed agricultural wetlands were monitored for water chemistry, dissolved GHGs, methane emissions, and sediment properties. Inlet phosphorus correlated positively with dissolved methane, revealing a tradeo…
Stubbendorff A.
This study systematically evaluates seven scores representing adherence to the EAT-Lancet reference diet and their associations with mortality, stroke, and greenhouse gas emissions across three cohorts. It provides evidence on how dietary p…
Hanafiah M.M.
This paper proposes characterization factors that use freshwater fish species extinction as an endpoint to assess the environmental impacts of water consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. It offers a method to integrate water resource an…
Peiyi Zhang
This review synthesizes knowledge on the variability and driving mechanisms of cropland nitrous oxide (N₂O) emission factors (EF). It highlights that fixed EFs fail to capture spatial and temporal heterogeneity, and recent advances in machi…
Xiaolu He, Mengyu Wang, Dan Yang
This study examines iron-carbon interactions and microbial drivers of soil organic carbon (SOC) sequestration in the Caohai wetland, China. Vegetated areas showed higher SOC, microbial necromass carbon, and plant-derived carbon than bare fl…
Husen Maru, Ali Issa, Daniel Kocha
This paper examines gender-specific barriers to adopting climate-smart agriculture (CSA) in Ethiopia, framing CSA as a nature-based solution. It highlights how women farmers' limited access to resources and decision-making hampers climate a…
Daniel António Tavares Semedo Semedo, Lurdes Borges da Silva, Diogo C. Pavão +6
This study provides the first block-scale assessment of carbon stocks in Neltuma juliflora stands on Santiago Island, Cabo Verde. Aboveground carbon stocks varied from 27.4 to 85.3 Mg C ha⁻¹, strongly associated with stand structure, while …
Dinesh Kumar Meena, Ajay Kumar, Dhruba Jyoti Das +1
This study compares biomass carbon storage across land-use types in Dibru-Saikhowa National Park, India, and identifies key determinants. Forests and plantations store significantly more carbon than agricultural land and grassland, with str…
Kim, Dong-Gill
This review integrates the multifaceted roles of carbon in ecosystems and the Earth system. Anthropogenic CO2 emissions in 2024 are estimated at 11.6 GtC, with a notably weak land sink highlighting sensitivity to climate variability. The re…
Rui Zheng, Yanhong Li, Jiang Ai +3
This study examines the effects of freeze-thaw processes on soil organic carbon fractions (POC, MAOC, DOC) and CO2/CH4 fluxes across five vegetation types along an elevational gradient (400-1500 m) on the southern slope of the Altai Mountai…
Zheng'e Su, Jin Zhao, Minghao Zhuang +6
This is a corrigendum to a study analyzing how climate-adaptive crop distribution can address food demand, water scarcity, and greenhouse gas emissions. The corrigendum itself provides no new findings, but the original research offers impor…
Yajie Zhang, Guangming Zhang, Wei Fang +4
This paper investigates how microplastic pollution in freshwater wetlands enhances greenhouse gas emissions through microbial community shifts. It provides novel insights into the interaction between plastic pollution and climate change, wi…
Kelly O.
This paper analyzes the historical relationship between greenhouse gas emissions, social inequality, and human well-being in the United States from 1913 to 2017. It argues that rising emissions are linked to widening inequality and stagnant…
Falk M.W.
This study examines the trade-off between nutrient removal and greenhouse gas emissions in wastewater treatment, considering receiving water quality and costs. It suggests a balanced approach for optimizing treatment plant operations.
Mengqian Jiang, Jianchun Li, Zhenfang He +4
Using multi-source remote sensing (1984-2023), this study analyzes blue carbon dynamics in the Yellow River Delta after the 1976 river diversion. It reveals divergent vegetation and carbon trajectories between an abandoned channel zone and …
Priscillia Christiani
This thesis integrates environmental and remote sensing data (Sentinel-1/2, UAV) to monitor red-listed plant habitats, GHG sink/source distributions, and water table dynamics in Finnish peatlands. Combined models outperformed RS-only models…
Diego G. Panique-Casso, Peter Goethals, Long Ho
This study examines how human pressures exacerbate the impacts of hydroclimatic extremes on river greenhouse gas emissions. It highlights the interaction between climate variability and land-use changes, underscoring the need for integrated…
Queiroz H.M.
This study quantifies the impact of shrimp farming effluents on greenhouse gas emissions from mangrove soils. It suggests that nutrient-rich effluents may enhance emissions, challenging the carbon sequestration potential of mangroves. The f…
Wu Y.
This incubation study examines how straw returning during winter fallow in Chinese rice fields affects greenhouse gas emissions, providing insights for agricultural emission reduction strategies.
Liu C.
This pilot-scale study evaluates domestic wastewater treatment using typical constructed wetlands, focusing on treatment performance and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. It quantifies the environmental trade-offs of this sustainable treatmen…
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