Greenhouse Gas Removal

Greenhouse Gas Removal (GGR) refers to various methods aimed at reducing the concentration of greenhouse gases, like carbon dioxide, from the atmosphere. These gases trap heat and contribute to climate change. GGR techniques include natural approaches, such as reforestation and soil management, as well as technological solutions like carbon capture and storage. By effectively removing these gases, GGR helps mitigate global warming, aiming to stabilize the climate and protect ecosystems. It's an essential part of efforts to transition to a more sustainable future and meet international climate goals.