CO2RE: The Greenhouse Gas Removal Hub

CO2RE is the UK’s national hub on greenhouse gas removal (GGR). We undertake cross-cutting research on the environmental, economic, social, cultural, ethical, legal and governance issues around GGR. We are part of the UKRI-funded Greenhouse Gas Removal Demonstrators programme.
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Reclaiming Hope, Removing Carbon

Find out how art and science recently came together in the University of Bristol Botanic Garden.

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The UKRI Strategic Priorities Fund Greenhouse Gas Removal Demonstrators Programme

Our flagship report brings together key research insights and lessons from across the GGR-D programme.

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Our key reports and briefings

CO2RE research cuts across disciplines, and our researchers have authored a wide range of groundbreaking publications on greenhouse gas removal. Explore our key research and policy pieces.

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CO2RE academics co-lead open letter to DESNZ Secretary of State on carbon storage

CO2RE academics co-lead open letter to DESNZ Secretary of State on carbon storage

Aug 28, 2026 |

Dozens of academics, environmental professionals and members of civil society have this week published an open ... Read more

Reclaiming Hope in the Botanic Garden

Reclaiming Hope in the Botanic Garden

Jul 7, 2026 | ,

By Helen Bunting, CO2RE Communications Manager“When the seeds of this event were planted at the start of the CO2RE ... Read more

CO2RE Executive Director Steve Smith appointed MBE for Services to Climate Science

CO2RE Executive Director Steve Smith appointed MBE for Services to Climate Science

Jun 13, 2026 |

Dr Steve Smith has been appointed MBE for Services to Climate Science. Read more

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