OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Carbon Management is 7. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)

Article	Citations
Data driven approach on in-situ soil carbon measurement	27
CO₂ emissions from biomass combustion Accounting of CO₂ emissions from biomass under the UNFCCC	25
Carbon tax effect difference on net-zero carbon emissions target and social welfare level promotion	25
Spatial distribution of soil organic carbon in apple orchard soils of Kashmir Himalaya, India	23
Greenhouse gas emission and mitigation potential from livestock production in the drylands of Northern Ethiopia	20
Methodological progress in the measurement of agricultural greenhouse gases	19
A case for promoting negative emission technologies: learning from renewable energy support	18
Climate change mitigation potential of paludiculture in Finland: greenhouse gas emissions of abandoned organic croplands and peat substitution	18
Impacts of changes in commercial non-coking coal grading system and other coal policies towards estimation of CO₂ emission in Indian power sector	16
Assessing production of phytolith and phytolith occluded carbon in above-ground biomass of intensively cultivated rice ecosystems in India	15
Simulation of soil carbon changes due to conventional systems in the semi-arid region of Brazil: adaptation and validation of the century model	14
Carbon disclosure project: Chinese chief executive officer background and corporate voluntary climate change reporting	14
Biomass and soil carbon stocks of the main land use of the Allada Plateau (Southern Benin)	13
China’s pathways of CO₂ capture, utilization and storage under carbon neutrality vision 2060	12
Carbon footprint of cows’ milk: a case study of peri-urban and urban dairy farms within Mekelle milk-shed, Ethiopia	12
Facilitating entry to land sector carbon abatement projects: the LOOC-C tool	12
Using eddy-covariance to measure the effects of COVID-19 restrictions on CO ₂ emissions in a neighborhood of Indianapolis, IN	11
Temporal and spatial evolution of embodied carbon transfer network in the context of the domestic economic cycle	11
Increased deadwood carbon stocks through planted forestry practices: insights from a Forest Inventory Survey in Japan	11
Offset ratios and temporary contract designs for climate integrity in carbon farming	9
A commentary on E-liability: does it bring something new to GHG accounting?	9
Reconceptualising seaweed cultivation in China: climate law and policy implications	9
A commentary comparing the GHG Protocol and E-liability approaches to corporate GHG accounting and reporting	9
Logging emissions from a Forest Stewardship Council certified forest in Guyana	9
Four-quadrant modelling of carbon inequality in international trade and accounting for carbon compensation	9

Analysis of greenhouse gas mitigation performance in UK urban areas	8
Diversification of rice growing areas in Eastern India with integrated soil–crop system management for GHGs mitigation and higher productivity	8
Assessment of land-based negative emissions options in Thailand	8
Adaptive management of jurisdictional REDD + programs: a methodology illustrated for Ecuador	8
The actions for carbon neutrality in the social network of supply chains	8
Charging station planning scheme by making efficient use of soft computing techniques for low carbon transition	8
Pyrogenic conversion of rice straw and wood to biochar increases aromaticity and carbon accumulation in soil	8
Making soil carbon credits work for climate change mitigation	8
Assessing crediting scheme standards and practices for ensuring unit quality under the Paris agreement	7
The impact of tree loss on carbon management in West Africa	7
Measurement on carbon lock-in of China based on RAGA-PP model	7
Assessment of soil organic and inorganic carbon stock at different soil depths after conversion of desert into arable land in the hot arid regions of India	7
Biomass and soil carbon stocks in relation to the structure and composition of Chir Pine dominated forests in the lesser Himalayan foothills of Kashmir	7
Physical and chemical stabilization of soil organic matter in cropland ecosystems under rice–wheat, maize–wheat and cotton–wheat cropping systems in northwestern India	7
Total and labile pools of organic carbon in relation to soil biological properties under contrasting land-use systems in a dry mountainous region	7
A review on carbon pools and sequestration as influenced by long-term management practices in a rice–wheat cropping system	7
Performance analysis of the gasification of spent pot lining (SPL) carbonaceous solid waste materials generated from the primary aluminum industry	7
External financing demands, media attention and the impression management of carbon information disclosure	7